Treatment with Tau fibrils impact Huntington's disease-related phenotypes in cell and mouse models.

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There is now compelling evidence for the presence of pathological forms of Tau in tissues of both patients and animal models of Huntington's disease (HD). While the root cause of this illness is a mutation within the huntingtin gene, a number of studies now suggest that HD could also be considered a secondary tauopathy. However, the contributory role of Tau in the pathogenesis and pathophysiology of this...

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