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In case of FCH2 and FCH3, the constructs only containing the ISDR replicated at the same level as the SGRs with the complete FCH2/FCH3 ReEDs, indicating that the ISDR mutations are indeed the main drivers of increased replication fitness (Fig

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However, it is not entirely certain how many of these patients met ME/CFS criteria, suggesting that replication studies should be done in future to help us understand the genes, cellular processes, and tissues or cells that causally change the risk for developing ME/CFS