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Researchers at Boston Children's Hospital have generated human stem cells from a family with HSP type 47 (AP4B1).

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Publication: Human stem cells for the rare HSP form SPG47

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De novo and dominant mutations in the kinesin gene KIF1A are a common cause of HSP.

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Researchers at Radboud University in Nijmegen, Holland, identify heterozygous KIF1A variants in 6-7% of cases with HSP. Thus, KIF1A mutations are a…

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Severe childhood-onset form of SPG4

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A particular variant in the SPAST gene, responsible for the most common form of HSP (SPG4), leads to a severe, early-onset form of HSP.

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Project start of the BMBF-funded TreatHSP network on 01.05.2019

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The BMBF-funded treatHSP network will start officially on 01.05.2019.

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Publication: Botulinum toxin injections and stretching exercises lead to functional improvement

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Publication: Combined botulinum toxin injections into hip adductors and daily stretching exercises lead to functional improvement of gait parameters…

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Publication: UBAP1 - a novel HSP gene

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An international group of scientists succeeded in identifying a new HSP gene.

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