Large Somatic CAG Expansions Linked to Accelerated Huntington’s Disease Progression

Large Somatic CAG Expansions Linked to Accelerated Huntington’s Disease Progression

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This research highlights that large somatic CAG expansions accumulate in vulnerable brain cells and are associated with faster neuronal loss and progression of Huntington’s disease. The findings provide insight into the molecular mechanisms underlying the disease's advancement.

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