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TRIM Proteins in Therapeutic Membrane Repair of Muscular Dystrophy

17 May 2013

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Muscular dystrophy represents a major unmet medical need; only palliative treatments exist for this group of debilitating diseases. Because multiple forms of muscular dystrophy arise from compromised sarcolemmal membrane integrity, a therapeutic approach that can target this loss of membrane function could be applicable to a number of these distinct diseases.One promising therapeutic approach involves the process...

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PMID: 23699904
DOI: 10.1001/jamaneurol.2013.469

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