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2020-01-10AtaxiaNo comments yet

Late-onset hereditary dominant episodic ataxia in French Canadians

Late-onset hereditary dominant episodic ataxia in French Canadians Dr David Pellerin 1, Dr. Mathilde Renaud 2, Mrs. Karine Choquet 1, Prof. Martine Tétreault 3, Mrs. Sylvie Provost 3, Mrs. Marie-Josée Dicaire 1, Dr Roberta La Piana 1, Dr Rami Massie 1, Dr Colin Chalk 1, Dr. Anne-Louise Lafontaine 1, Prof. Marie-Pierre...

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2019-12-09PUBLICATIONSNo comments yet

Gene editing of human hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells for Friedreich’s ataxia using CRISPR/Cas9 technology

  Gene editing of human hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells for Friedreich’s ataxia using CRISPR/Cas9 technology Dr. Celine Rocca 1, Ms. Shi Yanmeng 1, Mr. Jay Sharma 1, Dr. Prashant Mali 1, Dr. Stephanie Cherqui 1 University of California, San Diego Our goal is now to develop an autologous HSPC...

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2019-11-07PUBLICATIONS1

New Collaborative Clinical Research Site on Friedreich’s Ataxia in Montreal

Friedreich Ataxia Collaborative Clinical Research Network and Natural History Research Project We want  to inform you that Dr. Antoine Duquette, a neurologist at the CHUM, and his research team will now be responsible for a site in Montreal that integrates the Collaborative Research Network in Friedreich Ataxia (CCRN in FA)...

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2019-10-01AtaxiaNo comments yet

Friedreich ataxia- pathogenesis and implications for therapies

This is a review article focusing on the insights into the pathogenesis of this disorder and how those insights are being translated into novel therapeutic approaches. For example, more recently, a role for inflammation has emerged as being important in the pathogenesis of Friedreich ataxia. These findings have led to...

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2019-09-30RESEARCHNo comments yet

The Working Life of People with Degenerative Cerebellar Ataxia

The aim of the present study was to characterize and analyze the most important individual and organizational variables associated with job accommodation in subjects with degenerative cerebellar ataxia by administering a series of international and validated work activity-related scales. Twenty-four workers (W) and 58 non-workers (NW) were recruited: 34 with...

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2019-09-14RESEARCHNo comments yet

Defining the genetic etiology of late onset episodic ataxias

We want to present the research of Martine Tétreault Assistant professor Department of neuroscience, University of Montreal The identification of the genetic causes and mechanisms associated with rare Mendelian diseases has always been an important challenge for the medical field. The identification of mutations and/or genes associated with a disease...

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2019-07-23PUBLICATIONSNo comments yet

New developments in pharmacotherapy for Friedreich ataxia article

Current and emerging therapies for Friedrich’s Ataxia (FA) focus on reversing the deleterious effects of such deficiency including mitochondrial augmentation and increasing frataxin levels, providing the possibility of treatment options for this physiologically complex, multisystem disorder. In this review article, the authors discuss the current and prior in vivo and...

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