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Composite digenic disequilibrium (DAB) promotes concordant spread of selective and neutral genes through traveling waves as the result of interaction between gene flow and selection; however, its effectiveness is reduced under nonuniform population density conditions due to genetic hitchhiking.
1. Co-Dependency
Wave genetics is an interdisciplinary approach to studying complex biosynthetic systems. By integrating both physics and biology, it offers new scientific ways that address fundamental biological challenges.
Particularly, this research investigates the complex interactions of bacterial genomes with environmental stimuli and the subsequent evolution of cell behavior, while providing insights into novel solutions to global challenges like climate change, food insecurity and resource scarcity.
By integrating multiple disciplines, it is possible to identify the optimal solutions to problems and develop approaches that are more sustainable in the long term. The resultant research will lead to a more holistic view of human/nature relationships while encouraging more cooperative, innovative thinking.
Wave genetics provides the framework necessary for realizing these objectives, offering new possibilities in biotechnology that facilitate greater cooperation between humans and biological resources.
Contrary to other approaches to genome mapping, this technique does not entail creating large numbers of sequences; as a result it can be implemented more rapidly, providing faster and more accurate identification of gene functions as well as analysis of complex genomic networks.
As genetic analysis can identify genes contributing to particular diseases and provide details of their causes and mechanisms, this could provide an avenue for targeted therapies and more efficient medical interventions.
Wave genetics has also been applied to optimizing WEC layouts for energy production and environmental impact, by including domain-specific operators into GA that ensure physically feasible solutions. This multi-objective approach to WEC optimization has produced remarkable consistent results with HRA and power absorption fluctuations of less than 2 percent variances.
2. Expectations
Wave’s PRISMTM platform integrates multiple RNA-targeting modalities, chemical innovation and human genetics expertise to unlock the vast potential of RNA medicines. Wave has extensive clinical programs targeting Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) and Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency as well as preclinical programs targeting Huntington’s disease and obesity.
Wave’s WVE-006 for DMD aims to correct PiZZ mutation and restore functional dystrophin protein production, with proof-of-mechanism expected in patients diagnosed with AATD by 2024.
Recent models propose that periodic and nonperiodic wavelike gene expression patterns in mammalian cells are caused by molecular gradients of factors called speed regulators (Figure 1A). This gradient can be modulated by cell environment factors like changes in density or signaling pathways; eventually leading to periodic waves of gene expression both within the nucleus and, sometimes, even cytoplasm.
This model also predicts the speed at which subsequent waves spread, according to both theoretical (Schofield 2002) and empirical results from Turelli and Hoffmann (1991, 1995). Their studies suggest that their propagation corresponds with changes in log fitness over a given range.
Wave initiated dosing healthy volunteers in its RestorAATion clinical trial program investigating WVE-006 as a treatment for AATD in December 2023. RestorAATion’s purpose is to quickly demonstrate proof-of-mechanism as measured by restoration of M-AAT protein in serum samples; Wave may receive up to $3.3 billion in potential milestone payments, such as near-term preclinical milestones and double-digit tiered royalties on net sales.
3. Rejection
Physics offers us many examples of quantum-mechanical phenomena, such as the wave theory of light and holography, that illustrate this principle. Based on the idea that particles of matter have properties independent from mass or location in space-time, quantum mechanics is fundamental in our understanding of both our universe and atom. Furthermore, this theory forms the foundation for laser physics and holography which have important applications within genetics science.
WVE-N531 is an exon-skipping oligonucleotide currently under development as a potential disease-modifying treatment for boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy amenable to exon 53 skipping, receiving orphan drug designation and rare pediatric disease status from the FDA. Phase 2 FORWARD-53 interim results have demonstrated its safety and well-tolerance among participants thus far.
Wave recently announced an expanded strategic collaboration with GSK plc to advance a preclinical RNA editing program targeting alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency (AATD), called WVE-006. This expands on their previously disclosed discovery collaboration that combined GSK’s expertise in human genetics and drug development with Wave’s proprietary discovery and development platform PRISM.
PRISM is a computational genomics tool that utilizes machine learning to identify coding sequences that may be targeted with RNA editing. Additionally, it offers an overview of RNA landscape and cell environment that can inform design of therapeutic oligonucleotides that achieve desired therapeutic outcomes. The PRISM platform has recently been expanded to support additional clinical programs with both extrahepatic and hepatic editing targets, and companies expect preclinical data sharing from these programs by 2025.
4. Ambivalence
Ambivalence is an integral concept in social psychology. As a dimension of attitude strength, ambivalence influences information processing, intention formation and behaviors. It has been studied extensively from both theoretical and experimental standpoints; one prominent area being its relation to temporal stability and pliability features of attitude strength. This chapter reviews key literature on attitudinal ambivalence: definition/measurement; impact/intended behavior/intention formation and behavioral changes as well as affective state relationships as well as its antecedents/consequents/consequents.
Ambivalence occurs when conflicting components of an attitude are activated simultaneously, leading to people experiencing unpleasant feelings about both positive and negative aspects. People may then try to alleviate this discomfort through cognitions and behaviors which promote or suppress each of the positive and negative components of their attitude, with either supporting or suppressing either of the components at once. This chapter also details its effects on behavior as well as different operational approaches for measuring ambivalence.
However, this has the added bonus of increasing sales for retailers who stock it. Linguistic Wave Genetics will allow us to gain a clearer understanding of our DNA videos that were once recorded with instructions for maintaining perfect health over a lifetime, but have become corrupted over time and errors (DNA mutations) accumulate. Subsequently, our organism becomes sick, aged and ultimately dying. But it may be possible for these damaged DNA videotapes to be restored and corrected using cutting edge technologies for healing the body and lengthening human life spans. ** This report includes forward-looking statements as defined under Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These statements may involve risks and uncertainties, including the possibility that our business plan won’t work as planned. These and other risk factors are further described in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission including our Annual Report on Form 10-K for 2021.
5. Insecurity
Insecurity is defined as a feeling of inadequacy with one or more aspects of one’s life, such as work, relationships or physical appearance. People feeling insecure tend to avoid taking risks or entering unfamiliar situations because their inner critic is constantly casting doubt upon their abilities and value; this makes them feel unworthy before loved ones as well as hinder their chances of professional and personal growth.
When feeling insecure, try identifying what triggered these feelings. Being aware of your triggers will allow you to become more empowered when managing them; keeping a journal may help identify and track what situations provoke self-doubt or negative self-talk; it might be useful to examine where your beliefs about yourself stemmed from – confronting fears head on will allow your brain to respond calmly and confidently when responding to triggers like self-doubt arises again and again.
If you are feeling insecure, reaching out for support could help. A licensed therapist can teach skills to manage these feelings while developing emotional intelligence to enable faster recognition and reduce feelings of overwhelm.
Insecurity can stem from past experiences that left lasting impressions on your confidence and self-esteem, poor mental health such as depression or anxiety, which causes unhealthy co-dependent relationships and dependence. Furthermore, neurological differences such as ADHD or autism may contribute to feeling uncertain in daily life; with the right treatment plan in place you can overcome feelings of insecurity and live the life you deserve.
