Surprise finding sheds light on what causes Huntington’s disease, a devastating fatal brain disorder
- Scientists are studying what triggers Huntington's disease, a hereditary disorder that causes nerve cells in the brain to die.
- New research shows that the genetic mutation linked to Huntington's disease is harmless for decades before causing symptoms.
- The study found that expansions of the CAG sequence in DNA lead to cell death when they reach about 150 repeats.
- Researchers hope to find ways to delay or prevent Huntington's disease based on these new findings.
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