Are anyone interested in helping me how to recognize and activate human genes that are related to the production of linguistic translation acts from the FOXP2 gene?

Needed 31 Dec 2030

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Are anyone interested in helping me how to recognize and activate human genes that are related to the production of linguistic translation acts from the FOXP2 gene?

Skills / interests: Copy-editing and proof-reading, Risk of Bias assessment, Statistical analysis, PICO annotation, Data extraction, Guideline development, Review development, Dissemination / Knowledge Translation, Screening and selecting studies, Using GRADE, Methodological peer review, Writing (drafting and editing), Summary of Findings tables, Searching for evidence, Prioritisation of review topics, Qualitative analysis, Project management, Translation (linguistic), Training or mentoring

Methodological skills / interests: GRADEing, Prospective meta-analysis, Prognosis reviews, Screening and diagnostic test reviews, Qualitative evidence synthesis, Information retrieval, Comparing multiple interventions (network meta-analysis and overviews), Patient reported outcomes, Non-randomised studies of interventions, Individual participant data meta-analysis, Co-production, Rapid reviews, Priority setting

FOXP2 is a gene that has been linked to language development and has been found to play an important role in regulating gene expression during nervous system development. The "Protein Pathway" and "Disease Pathway" They constitute one of the best methods to follow to find the genes or pairs of genes associated with the FOXP2 gene. It has been proposed that the SRPX2 gene may influence synaptic plasticity and neuronal communication, which in turn could affect language acquisition and processing.

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Doctors. Physicians. Professionals specialized in Genetic Sciences. Professionals specialized in Translational Sciences. Linguists. Engineers specialized in Biomedicine. Translators. Interpreters. Doctors and graduates in Pharmacy and Biochemistry. Researchers. Other professionals interested in this topic.

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