Dominant negative effect of polyglutamine expansion perturbs normal function of ataxin-3 in neuronal cells.
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H. Paulson | P. Heutink | E. Logarinho | P. Maciel | J. Relvas | A. Silva-Fernandes | André T Lopes | M. D. Costa | S. Duarte-Silva | A. Neves-Carvalho | Ana Freitas | Sofia Cravino Serra | Margarida Martins | S. C. Serra
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