Scientists from Centogene and University College London have linked the Acyl-CoA Binding Domain Containing 6 (ACBD6) gene with new forms of early-onset dystonia and parkinsonism in a study published in the journal Brain. The researchers used data of 45 patients and observed similar phenotypes to affected individuals in zebrafish and frog knockouts. Study co-authors suggest that understanding the function of the gene could provide insights on the genetic causes and pathways leading to Parkinson’s disease.
Chinese Front Companies Providing Advanced Steganography Solutions for APT Operations
Advanced steganography techniques are becoming increasingly central to state-sponsored cyber operations. Recent analysis has exposed two Chinese technology companies, BIETA and CIII, that allegedly provide
