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Media Briefing: April 21, 2006
- Agenda for the media
briefing
- Video
of the media briefing (see Technical Requirements below)
- Presentation by Dr. Frederick S. Kaplan on
FOP
- Presentation by Dr. Eileen M. Shore on
the gene discovery
- Photos from the media briefing
Technical Requirements:
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(version 8 or higher).
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Download and install the player software by following the link to
"RealPlayer - Free."
The videos have been encoded to support a range of network connection
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enjoy the optimal viewing experience.
Photos from the Media Briefing
All Images © Daniel Burke Photography

Frederick S. Kaplan, MD
(JPG, 512 KB) |

Eileen M. Shore, PhD
(JPG, 543 KB) |

Jeannie Peeper
IFOPA President and Founder
(JPG, 547 KB) |

Stephanie Snow
IFOPA member
(JPG,459 KB) |

Frederick S. Kaplan,
MD
(JPG, 421 KB) |

Eileen M. Shore, PhD, Stephanie
Snow , and Frederick S. Kaplan, MD
(JPG,483 KB) |
Related Images
Characteristic Clinical Features
of FOP (JPG, 128 KB)
Image Credit: Eileen Shore, PhD and Frederick Kaplan, MD, University
of Pennsylvania School of Medicine; Nature Genetics, 23 April
2006, DOI: 10.1038/ng1783

Linkage Mapping of 5 Multigenerational
Families with FOP
(GIF, 47.2 KB)
Image Credit: Eileen Shore, PhD and Frederick Kaplan, MD, University
of Pennsylvania School of Medicine; Nature Genetics, 23 April
2006, DOI: 10.1038/ng1783
Image Courtesy: © A.B. Shafritz et al., New Eng. J. Med.,
335 (8): 555-61, 1996, Massachusetts Medical Society.
Skeleton part of collections at the Mütter Museum, College of
Physicians of Philadelphia
Headshots
All Images © Daniel Burke Photography
Eileen M. Shore, PhD,
and Frederick S. Kaplan, MD
(JPG, 412 KB)
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