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Oct 9, 2026, 11:06
Nobles Green: How siRNA Therapy Helps the Body Form Stronger Clots
Nobles Green, Professional member at Association of Medical Illustrators, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Check out our latest patient-friendly video created for the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation. Instead of replacing missing clotting factors, siRNA treatments work by silencing specific genetic instructions.
It lowers the production of anti-thrombin (a natural blood thinner), allowing the body to produce the thrombin it needs to form stronger, more stable clots.
We’re happy to partner with nonprofits to create effective medical animations for patent education. Contact us via DM or [email protected].”
Proceed to the video attached to the post.
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