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Model network: Canadian program aims to generate models for rare disease

Nature Medicine volume 21, pages 1242–1243 (2015)Cite this article

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The next year, the couple welcomed a healthy son into the world. Yet, when they conceived again in 2012, Frosk and his team discovered the same symptoms in the third child as in the stillborn baby. When this child was born, she survived only 20 minutes. When the parents conceived for a fourth time, the fetus had the same fatal condition.

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Foley, K. Model network: Canadian program aims to generate models for rare disease. Nat Med 21, 1242–1243 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1038/nm1115-1242

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