Research Highlights
Mechanism of complicated SPG49 HSP studied
Posted - February 2016 in Research Highlights
TECPR2 protein deficiency affects multiple cell functions
New HSP genetics findings
Posted - in Research Highlights
From Germany, Norway, Pakistan, China, Japan
HSP research update December 2015
Posted - December 2015 in Research Highlights
Progress report from the research team
Protein interactions and nerve myelination
Posted - in Research Highlights
Helping understand more about SPG2 HSP
More overlap between HSP and CMT discovered
Posted - in Research Highlights
New gene for HSP implicated
New HSP genetics findings
Posted - in Research Highlights
From Japan, Greece, Belgium, Turkey, Italy, Canada
Promising results in HSP drug candidate class
Posted - September 2015 in Research Highlights
Nerve axon regeneration and improved motor function
What is now known about SPG4 HSP
Posted - in Research Highlights
More answers, but also more questions
Brain changes in SPG4 HSP measured
Posted - in Research Highlights
Correlated with disease duration and severity
76 HSP types from 59 genes … and counting
Posted - in Research Highlights
Gene testing advances show complex picture
How REEP1 mutations cause HSP clarified
Posted - in Research Highlights
Involved with both mitochondria and ER
SPG9 HSP: dominant and recessive inheritance
Posted - in Research Highlights
Both pure and complicated forms of HSP
New HSP mutations discovered
Posted - in Research Highlights
Research from US, China, Middle East and Greece
Fampyra may improve HSP mobility
Posted - June 2015 in Research Highlights
Preliminary study delivers promising results
Medical research in the digital age
Posted - in Research Highlights
Patient participation and empowerment
HSP system of classification in question
Posted - in Research Highlights
More complex picture has become evident
Spastin regulates lipid droplet metabolism
Posted - in Research Highlights
Lipid droplet dysfunction may cause HSP
New AD-HSP gene (CPT1C) discovered
Posted - in Research Highlights
Never previously linked with any disease
