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Here's why 20 is so vital 4/4
- Guarantee v-ATPase participation in a neurodevelopmental disorders Proteomics Study 🧬: This study examines the proteins found in the plasma to determine if they differ between individuals, if so, these protein changes could serve as biomarkers for v-ATPase disorders!

Here's why 20 is so vital 3/4
- Drug Discovery Potential: More samples provide better targets for drug discovery and allow for more rigorous testing of potential therapies in laboratory settings.

Here's why 20 is so vital 2/4
- Diverse Representation: A larger sample size allows us to capture the full spectrum of the disease across different ages, genetic backgrounds, and clinical presentations, providing a more complete picture.

Here's why 20 is so vital 1/4
- Statistical Significance: With 20 biosamples, researchers can perform more reliable statistical analyses, identify commonalities, and differentiate between typical variations and disease-specific changes.

When it comes to rare diseases like v-ATPase conditions, every single patient sample is a treasure. However, to truly advance scientific understanding and find patterns, more samples mean more robust data. In fact, if we can get more than 20 biosamples, we will!

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Mutations in v-ATPase genes can affect various organs and systems, including the brain (neurological disorders), kidneys (renal tubular acidosis), bones (osteopetrosis), immune system (immune deficiencies) and others. #GetToKnowMore