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Research Highlights

Complex new disease includes HSP

Gene not previously linked to disease

Potential treatment for SPG2 type HSP

Good result from mice study

NIPA1 (SPG6) gene also associated with MND

Mutational repeats key factor

AAA syndrome presenting as complicated HSP

Genetic test to support clinical assessment

SPG11 unresponsive to l-dopa treatment

Damage may be more widespread than thought

HSP mechanism research accelerates

6 studies reviewed covering 5 HSP genes 

New HSP genotypes and phenotypes

Research from Italy, UK, Portugal, USA, Japan, Israel, the Netherlands, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, South Korea

Value of stem cell models of HSP

Discovery of potential treatments

Review of status of HSP knowledge

Supports current direction towards clinical trials

Lysosome recycling problems in SPG11 HSP

More understanding of the pathway involved

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