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C Mariotti1, C Gellera, M Grisoli
1Division of Biochemistry and Genetics, National Neurological Institute-IRCCS Carlo Besta, Milan, Italy. mariotti@istituto-besta.it
Abstract:
SCA6 is caused by CAG expansion in the alpha 1A voltage-dependent calcium channel subunit gene. The authors studied an Italian family in which one patient carried a fully expanded SCA6 allele with 26-CAG repeats, whereas the other affected family member was homozygous for an intermediate-size allele of 19-CAG repeats. Three family members, heterozygous for the intermediate allele, were clinically unaffected. The findings demonstrate a dose-dependent pathogenic effect of an intermediate CAG expansion in the SCA6 gene.
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