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RDP

(protocol)

1. Reliable Data Protocol.

2. Remote Desktop Protocol.

RDP

(Remote Desktop Protocol) An input/output presentation protocol from Microsoft that governs the keyboard, mouse and screen formatting between clients and servers in a thin client environment. Based on the T.share protocol, RDP is used by Microsoft's Terminal Services and Remote Desktop Services to provide thin client, centralized architecture for the datacenter. In addition to PCs, dedicated terminals are also available that run RDP. See thin client, Terminal Services and Remote Desktop Services.

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Although these ATP1A3 variants did not influence the stability of the ATP1A3 protein, in vitro functional analysis indicated consistent reductions in the ATPase activities of the ATP1A3 gene products encoded by these ATP1A3 variants.

Significance of functional disease-causal/susceptible variants identified by whole-genome analyses for the understanding of human diseases

The mice were found to have a defective version of the gene ATP1A3 which led them to suffer spontaneous seizures.

Could inherited epilepsy become history thanks to Welsh research? Hope for radical new treatments as scientists find 'defective gene'

However, the human ATP1A3 gene matches the mouse version of the gene by more than 99 per cent, so we've already started to screen DNA samples from epilepsy patients to investigate whether ATP1A3 gene defects are involved the human condition," Dr Clapcote added.