Transgenic Mice that Express Human Superoxide Dismutase 1 with the Following Mutations (1) a Double Mutation at Residue 46 and 48 with Histidine 46 Mutated to Arginine and Histidine 48 Mutated to Glutamine; (2) a Quadruple Mutation Where Histidine 46

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C04495: Transgenic Mice that Express Human Superoxide Dismutase 1 with the Following Mutations (1) a Double Mutation at Residue 46 and 48 with Histidine 46 Mutated to Arginine and Histidine 48 Mutated to Glutamine; (2) a Quadruple Mutation Where Histidine 46
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Mutations in superoxide dismutase 1 cause familial forms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). To investigate potential mechanisms of disease pathogenesis, transgenic mice that express human superoxide dismutase 1 with the following mutations were generated: (1) a double mutation at residue 46 and 48 with histidine 46 mutated to arginine and histidine 48 mutated to glutamate; (2) a quadruple mutation where histidine 46 is mutated to arginine, histidine 48 mutated to glutamine and histidines 63 and 120 both mutated to glycine.
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Vera Sampels
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