The gene mutation that causes Huntington's disease kills only two types of brain cells, though it appears in every cell in the body. UCLA scientists used a unique approach to switch the gene off in individual brain regions and zero in on those that play a role in causing the disease in mice. Published in the April 28 online edition of iNature Medicine/i, the research sheds light on where Huntington's starts in the brain. It also suggests new targets and routes ...
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