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Expanding the clinical phenotype and variant spectrum associated with RFX7

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By Talia Ali Sisroe, Alyssa L. Rippert, Christopher Gray, Attila Dos Santos
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION The acronym RFX was coined from “regulatory factor X,” and in humans, there are eight homologous RFX genes. These genes encode proteins of the winged-helix family of transcription factors that are so named because of a specific β-hairpin (the “wing”) that is part of the helix-turn-helix DNA binding domain (Gajiwala et al., 2000). The RFX DNA binding domain recognizes the X-box, which is a specific DNA consensus sequence (Sugiaman-Trapman et al., 2018).
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3 Life Lessons From 5 Years in China

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By Christopher Gray
| Medium
Living in China as an expat teacher is a lot like MacDonald's breakfast. It's awesome at the time, but it's not a decision you make if everything in your life is going well. After ma petite vie canadienne fell apart, I moved to South Korea and then China. I chose China because it was easy and close. I wanted neither a long visa process nor a long flight. It was short-sighted. Being myopic has offered me my most colossal of errors. And the greatest 3 lessons: 1. Lean into rock bottom. 2.
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Madame Restell, "The Wickedest Woman in New York"

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By Christopher Gray
| Unsung History
Season 1 19TH Century Reproductive Justice History Women's History In 19th Century New York, everyone knew who to go to to end an unwanted pregnancy: the French-trained, sophisticated Madame Restell, who lived in a posh mansion on 5th Avenue. In reality, Madame Restell was English immigrant Ann Trow Lohman, and she had never even been to France, but she managed to combine medical skill with her carefully crafted public persona to become tremendously wealthy, while providing a much-needed service.
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