Unexpected clue to peripheral neuropathies found

26 septiembre 2014

Disrupting the molecular function of a tumor suppressor causes improper formation of a protective insulating sheath on peripheral nerves — leading to neuropathy and muscle wasting in mice similar to that in human diabetes and neurodegeneration. A new study also suggests that normal molecular function of the tumor suppressor gene Lkb1 is essential to the formation process.
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