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Ramesh T. on NEWS: Paper Alert: Zebrafish Say TDP-43 Causes ALS by Loss of Function, A recent paper in Human Molecular Genetics also observed that TARDBPl compensates for the loss... 7 Mar 2013. 

Ramesh T. on LIVE DISCUSSION: Mice on Trial? Issues in the Design of Drug Studies, Based on the large scale analysis of survival in the Bl6/SJL mixed hybrid strain of SOD1 G93A... 30 May 2008. 

Ramesh T. on PAPER: Angelov DN. et al., 2003, The role of the immune system in ALS remains very controversial. Recent advances in... 8 Apr 2003. 

Ramesh T. on NEWS: ALS—Could Stability Rather than Activity of SOD Hold the Key?, First of all I must admit that I am not an expert on the dynamics of SOD protein folding. In... 4 Dec 2002. 

Ramesh T. on NEWS: Tubulin Chaperone Found to Cause Rare Motor Neuron Degeneration, and More, This paper mixes well with the 28 Oct 2002. 

Ramesh T. on NEWS: Dynamitin in Motor Neurons: Dynamite for ALS Research?, The paper by LaMonte et al. adds a new twist to the complex history of axonal transport in ALS. ... 31 May 2002. 

Ramesh T. on LIVE DISCUSSION: The Cell Cycle and Alzheimer’s Disease—Let's Unite for Division!, Reply by Tennore Ramesh I agree with Dr. Wolozin. Many cell cycle proteins are... 31 May 2002. 

Ramesh T. on LIVE DISCUSSION: The Cell Cycle and Alzheimer’s Disease—Let's Unite for Division!, I wanted to join this the very interesting discussion but was unable to do so. As researcher at... 29 May 2002. 

Ramesh T. on NEWS: Disputing the Dismuting—What Is the Real Role of SOD in ALS?, Contrary to assumptions that mutant superoxide dismutase (mSOD) causes ALS via... 18 Mar 2002. 

Ramesh T. on LIVE DISCUSSION: From Epidemiology to Therapeutic Trials with Anti-inflammatory Drugs in Alzheimer's Disease: The Role of NSAIDs and Cyclooxygenase on Beta-amyloidosis and Clinical Dementia, It appears that expression of Cox-1 and 2 varies with species, dose, route and type of insult.... 15 Mar 2002. 

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