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APP751SL/PS1 KI

RESEARCH MODELS Modification Details This animal is a cross between a PSEN1 knock-in line and an APP over-expressing line. The PS1 knock-in line was generated by introducing two point mutations in the wild-type mouse PSEN1, corresponding to the mutations M233T and L235P.

A Conference Devoted to Better Engaging Clinical Trial Volunteers

CONFERENCE COVERAGE 2013-11-26 Conference Coverage Clinical trials, particularly for Alzheimer’s disease, often struggle to find participants fast enough and retain them until the trial is over. As more drugs move into Phase 3, this is increasingly seen as a major bottleneck in the mov

Blocking a MicroRNA Slows Motor Neuron Disease in Mice

CONFERENCE COVERAGE 2013-11-26 Conference Coverage Researchers are taking aim at amyotrophic lateral sclerosis with an antisense oligonucleotide targeted toward microRNA (miRNA), those nucleic acid snippets that each regulate hundreds of mRNAs. A single anti-miRNA therapeutic could tun

APP23

RESEARCH MODELS Summary This widely-used and extensively characterized mouse model of AD was developed by researchers at Novartis and the University of Basel. These mice have a 7-fold overexpression of mutant human APP bearing the pathgenic Swedish mutation. The original

MAPT V300I

MUTATIONS MAPT 44087751 GRCh37/hg19 G A Exon 10 Point, Missense Coding Unknown; predicted benign and well-tolerated in silico. Not applicable. V300I Frontotemporal Dementia: BenignNone This rare variant was found in a genetic screen of 282 control samples from the

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Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
Jacksonville, United States

MAPT S447P

MUTATIONS MAPT 44067400 GRCh37/hg19 rs10445337 T C Exon 6 Point, Missense Coding Unknown. Not applicable. S447P Frontotemporal Dementia: BenignNone This variant has been reported in controls and is thought to be benign (Poorkaj et al., 1998). The polymorphism resid

MAPT Y441H

MUTATIONS MAPT 44067382 GRCh37/hg19 rs2258689 C T Exon 6 Point, Missense Coding Unknown. Not applicable. Y441H Frontotemporal Dementia: BenignNone This variant has been reported in healthy controls and is thought to be benign (Poorkaj et al., 1998). The polymorphis

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