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DeltaFY mutation in human torsin A [corrected] induces locomotor disability and abberant synaptic structures in Drosophila.
Molecules and cells - 31 Jan 2009
Lee Dae-Weon, Seo Jong Bok, Ganetzky Barry, Koh Young-Ho
Abstract excerpt
We investigate the molecular and cellular etiologies that underlie the deletion of the six amino acid residues (DeltaF323-Y328; DeltaFY) in human torsin A (HtorA). The most common and severe mutation involved with early-onset torsion dystonia is a glutamic acid deletion (DeltaE 302/303; DeltaE) in HtorA which induces protein aggregates in neurons and cells. Even though DeltaFY HtorA forms no protein clusters,...
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