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Associazione Famiglie COL4A1/A2-advocating to improve the lives of patients with collagen IV disorders

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By Simona Balestrini, Tom Van Agtmael, Duncan Wright, Francesca Manodoro
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abbreviations AS, Alport syndrome COL4A1, collagen type IV alpha 1 chain COL4A2, collagen type IV alpha 2 chain Collagen IV is a type of collagen that forms a major component of the basement membrane, which provides support to tissues and a platform for cellular signalling [[1]]. In humans, collagen IV is encoded by six genes, COL4Α1–COL4A6; the α chains encoded by these genes form three heterotrimers, α1α1α2(IV), α3α4α5(IV), and α5α5α6(IV), which then assemble into a sheet-like network [[1-3]].
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Celebrating female role models in academia-the FEBS Letters women in science writing contest

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By Leyla Çolpan, Duncan Wright
| Wiley Online Library Verified
To mark the 10th anniversary of International Day of Women and Girls in Science on 11 February 2025, FEBS Letters opened a writing contest on the topic of female role models in science. We invited entrants not only to reflect on the careers of prominent academics but also to share stories about the supervisors, colleagues, and other women who have inspired their own research journeys. Mentorship is as important as inspiration to help women cultivate careers in academia.
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The Lily Foundation: supporting patients, raising awareness and funding research into mitochondrial diseases

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By Liz Curtis, Maria E. O'Hanlon, Katie Waller, Duncan Wright
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Primary mitochondrial diseases (‘mito') are a diverse group of genetic disorders caused by defects in mitochondrial structure or function that arise from mutations in either mitochondrial or certain nuclear genes [[1]].
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