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Transgenic mice with an expanded CAG repeat controlled by the human AR promoter show polyglutamine nuclear inclusions and neuronal dysfunction without …

Adachi et al., 2001

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Adachi H
Kume A
Li M
Nakagomi Y
Niwa H
Do J
Sang C
Kobayashi Y
Doyu M
Sobue G
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Human Molecular Genetics

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We generated transgenic mice that expressed a highly expanded 239 polyglutamine (polyQ) repeat under the control of the human androgen receptor promoter. These transgenic mice developed progressive neurological phenotypes of muscular weakness and ataxia, small …
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