MEDICAL

GI Issues in Mice with OI

05/05/2025By

Interview with Josephine Tauer, PhD, Basic and translational researcher, Johannes Kepler University in Linz, Austria Tell us about you and your work related to OI! I’m Josephine, a basic and translational researcher specializing in bone diseases. My academic journey began in biotechnology, followed by a PhD in Biomedicine from the Medical University in Dresden, Germany.…

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New OI-causing gene (KDELR2) detected

21/11/2020By

By Dr. Oliver Semler, Paediatrician, OIFE Medical Advisory Board (MAB) A new OI-gene has been detected by a European group of researchers from Germany, UK, The Netherlands and Spain. The new type of OI is inherited in a recessive way. In most individuals with Osteogenesis imperfecta, the disease is inherited in a dominant way and…

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