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2011-10-24T23:34:13Z

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	+ Relevant graph for GAA expansions on group topic.		+ Relevant graph for GAA expansions on group topic.
			- You should explain more clearly how the graph was generated, as the original paper figures are not allowed to be reused and your regraphing of data should be explained here.
	- Legend should have explained why this was relevant and perhaps more on what a GAA expansion is and how it is measured.		- Legend should have explained why this was relevant and perhaps more on what a GAA expansion is and how it is measured.

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2011-10-24T23:31:29Z

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			===Assessment===

			+ Relevant graph for GAA expansions on group topic.
			- Legend should have explained why this was relevant and perhaps more on what a GAA expansion is and how it is measured.

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2011-10-08T05:48:01Z

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	This graph provides a geographical analysis of the GAA repeat expansion in FRDA patients across four different populations.		This graph provides a geographical analysis of the GAA repeat expansion in FRDA patients across four different populations.
	~~Theses populations shown are~~ the ~~ones in which FRDA is very prevalent and one of the most common ataxias with in that country~~.
	~~[http:~~//~~www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov~~/pubmed?term=Molecular%20Analysis%20of%20GAA%20Repeats%20and%20Four%20Linked%20Bi-allelic%20Markers%20in%20and%20Around%20the%20Frataxin%20Gene%20in%20Patients%20and%20Normal%20Populations%20from%20India]		Illustration: z3294943

			The raw data was collect from the study by Marino ''et al'' (2010). <ref name="PMID20569261"><pubmed>20569261</pubmed></ref>


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2011-10-07T04:38:29Z

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	This graph provides a geographical analysis of the GAA repeat expansion in FRDA patients across four different populations.		This graph provides a geographical analysis of the GAA repeat expansion in FRDA patients across four different populations.
	Theses populations shown are the ones in which FRDA is very prevalent and one of the most common ataxias with in that country.		Theses populations shown are the ones in which FRDA is very prevalent and one of the most common ataxias with in that country.
			[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=Molecular%20Analysis%20of%20GAA%20Repeats%20and%20Four%20Linked%20Bi-allelic%20Markers%20in%20and%20Around%20the%20Frataxin%20Gene%20in%20Patients%20and%20Normal%20Populations%20from%20India]

2011-10-07T03:57:49Z

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	Graph of the Frequency of GAA Repeat in FRDA Patients across Four Different Populations		'''Graph of the Frequency of GAA Repeat in FRDA Patients across Four Different Populations'''

			This graph provides a geographical analysis of the GAA repeat expansion in FRDA patients across four different populations.
			Theses populations shown are the ones in which FRDA is very prevalent and one of the most common ataxias with in that country.

2011-10-07T03:49:13Z

Graph of the Frequency of GAA Repeat in FRDA Patients across Four Different Populations

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Graph of the Frequency of GAA Repeat in FRDA Patients across Four Different Populations