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Brain

Published Dec 01, 2020

FUS is lost from nuclei and gained in neurites of motor neurons in a human stem cell model of VCP-related ALS.

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Jasmine Harley, Cathleen Hagemann, Andrea Serio, Rickie Patani

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Abstract

PMID:33253377 | DOI:

UK DRI Authors

Andrea Serio

Dr Andrea Serio

Group Leader

Combining bioengineering, imaging, and stem cell modelling to better understand motor neuron disease and dementia

Dr Andrea Serio

Prof Rickie Patani

Senior Group Leader, The Francis Crick Institute

Prof Rickie Patani