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Message from David C. Dale, MD
To NNN members and neutropenia patients,
We are continuing our research on gene editing as a new and perhaps better way to treat neutropenia due to mutations in the ELANE gene. We believe this work will be very relevant to developing of new treatments for other type of neutropenia and other genetic diseases. For our current work, we need to collect samples from patients with known mutations in ELANE; a saliva sample is sufficient for our current studies. If you believe you/your child has congenital neutropenia but do not have information from genetic testing, we would also like to hear from you.
If you can help us in this research, we will send you a consent form to review and we will schedule a time to talk with you.
Anyone with interest should contact Audrey Anna Bolyard at [email protected], David C. Dale at [email protected], Or please just call my office 206-543-7218.
Anybody who wishes to learn more about Dr. Dale’s collaboration with EmendoBio can use the following QR code or watch the EmendoBio presentation from the Retreat.
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