Elucidation of the mechanism Gunma spinocerebellar degeneration

Intractable symptoms, including movement disorders, "14-inch hereditary spinocerebellar degeneration (SCA14)" Experiments in mice confirmed by a team of Gunma Hiroshima and mechanisms, the U.S. magazine "Journal of Neuroscience (electronic version) "announced. The mutant enzyme in nerve cells of the cerebellum, the enzyme responsible for the movement.Elucidation of the mechanism Gunma spinocerebellar degeneration