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Research Highlights

Potential overlap between HSP and MS

New mutation in SPG7 implicated

Test for potential biomarker established

Relevance for HSP clinical trials

New HSP genotypes & phenotypes

Research from China, Japan, Russia, USA, Turkey, Italy, Germany and Taiwan

Reduced axon transport in SPG4 degeneration

Consequence of higher sensitivity to oxidative stress

Importance of lipid droplet metabolism in HSP

Fundamental processes and potential drug targets

Mechanism of AP-4 related HSPs clarified

Applies to HSP types 47, 50, 51 and 52

SPG52 found in people with cerebral palsy

Three new mutations identified

2 cases of SPG9 related to pregnancy

Amino acid deficiency found

SPG11 mechanism examined in depth

Initial impact is early in neurodevelopment

New HSP genotypes and phenotypes

Research from Poland, Sudan, Spain, Iran, Korea, China, Czech Republic, Taiwan, Turkey, Mexico and Italy

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