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Genetic Research For Periodic Paralysis, Rare Disease | What, How, Why? Part 1 | Ask The Expert EP03

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Genetic Research For Periodic Paralysis, Rare Disease | What, How, Why? Part 1 | Ask The Expert EP03

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Periodic Paralysis Association
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In Part 1 of this 2 part series on the importance of Genetic Research as it pertains to Periodic Paralysis, Dr. Cannon explains in detail the process of his research for PP. In part 1, we discover how he and his genetic team modifies DNA in mice to mimic muscled excitability in periodic paralysis patients. We further learn of the exact process and why his work is important. In Part 2, Dr. Cannon further discusses mutations on genes in ION channels, how they test the muscles as well as how you can participate in funding the research. Link to Part 2 of the video series will be here when available    • Genetic Research for Periodic Paralysis, R...  . #PeriodicParalysis #GeneticResearch #PPA Periodic Paralysis is an extremely rare disease and you may have a lot of questions, a great resource to help find answers can be found at the PPA website at https://www.periodicparalysis.org Dr. Cannon did not receive any compensation from Strongbridge Biopharma® for this video segment. For more information on Strongbridge Biopharma®, please visit: https://www.strongbridgebio.com. We'd love to hear from you. Comment below on your experience with PP or with questions about the condition. You can also donate at https://www.periodicparalysis.org/donate Your donation will help with Dr. Cannon's genetic research or a list of other extremely helpful options. The great thing is you can decide how you want your donation to be used. ________________________________________ Connect with us on social: Facebook:   / periodicparalysisassociation   Instagram:   / periodicparalysis   ________________________________________ If you liked this video, please hit the like button, subscribe to our channel and hit the bell button to receive future videos. #RareDisease #Neurology #MyLife #misdiagnosed #diagnosed #PPA #PeriodicParalysisAssociation #NotFaking #paralyzed #PPAttack #PPA #PMC #HypoPP #HyperPP #RareDisease ________________________________________