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Hi there, considering the 'ongoing' tags still present in the text, is this finished and can we look at it or not yet?

- Jonas

Here is a link to some info about scientific writing: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/biology/ug/research/paper.html
When talking about molecules it is ok to introduce all known names; however, in the general text only one name should be used consistently.

In section Diagnosis: There different -> There are different
Instead of "isn't" one should use "is not"
In Biochemical disease mechanism: Last sentence not clear - revise.
In Acid-β-Glucosidase: Glucosylcerebrosidase is not used. Instead: Glycosylceramidase
In Acid-β-Glucosidase/Function: Not "phospatidylserine" but "phosphatidylserine"

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+Hi there, considering the 'ongoing' tags still present in the text, is this finished and can we look at it or not yet?
+- Jonas
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