CAG expansion affects the expression of mutant huntingtin in the Huntington's disease brain
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Nahida Matta | J. Penney | A. Young | M. Beal | R. Carraway | J. Vonsattel | C. Schwarz | E. Bird | R. Kornreich | F. Boyce | N. Aronin | Ruth Kornreich | Anne B. Young | E. Sapp | K. Chase | Marian DiFiglia | Neil Aronin | Ellen Sapp | Kathryn Chase | M. Flint Beal | Jean-Paul Vonsattel | John B. Penney | Cordula Schwarz | Christine Young | Robert Carraway | Bernhard Lanwehrmeyer | Edward Bird | Tom Smith | Frederick M. Boyce | N. Matta | T. Smith | M. Difiglia | C. Young | Bernhard Lanwehrmeyer | Cordula Schwarz
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