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Break Up With Your CAGs: How Three Letters Could Change Huntington’s Disease
Scientists engineered stem cells with “interrupted” CAG repeats to break up the toxic stretch. This may stop expansion, and could improve problems in cells that model Huntington’s disease. This study suggests that DNA spelling can drive the disease.
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EuroBuzz Video: Day 1
Watch the full video of EuroBuzz day 1 with Jeff Carroll and Ed Wild at the Euro-HD Network Meeting in Stockholm
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EuroBuzz News: Day 3
EuroBuzz news: Day 3. Ed and Jeff reporting from the European Huntington’s Disease Network 2012 meeting in Stockholm
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EuroBuzz News: Day 2
EuroBuzz news: Day 2. Ed and Jeff reporting from the European Huntington’s Disease Network 2012 meeting in Stockholm
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EuroBuzz News: Day 1
EuroBuzz news: Day 1. Ed and Jeff reporting from the European Huntington’s Disease Network meeting in Stockholm
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Coming Soon: EuroBuzz 2012
Coming soon from the Euro-HD Network Meeting in Stockholm: EuroBuzz!
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Lithium with a twist gets second chance for HD
Lithium gets a second chance in HD – with a new chemical delivery method, tested in Huntington’s disease mice
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High-power brain scans reveal sodium changes in HD
A new brain scanning technique reveals high sodium levels in HD brains. How might this help clinical trials?
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Mapping the neighborhood: huntingtin's new protein partners
Study of huntingtin protein's 'neighbors' reveals dozens of new drug development targets
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Does the HD mutation affect children's growth?
A small study suggests kids with the HD mutation but no symptoms have subtle differences in growth. What does it mean
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'Induced' stem cells make exciting advances
Stem cells from HD patients: becoming important tools for researchers – and now correcting the HD mutation in the lab
