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Correlating Protein Aggregate Structure with Cellular Function in Differentiated Muscle Cells: Discriminating Pathogenic from Non-Pathogenic Forms

2024-04-28

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Ageing has a major adverse impact on maintaining cellular proteostasis and age-related dysregulation leads to an increase in protein aggregation. Equivalently, the accumulation of aggregated proteins accelerates proteostasis impairment. Accumulation of protein aggregates and impaired proteostasis are hallmarks of ageing-associated neuromuscular disorders and tissue degeneration is predominantly in post-mitotic mus...

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2ce07992-dfb3-57ba-8a58-94aa4ef8603f
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10.1101/2024.04.25.591067
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