Muscular dystrophy in dogs is caused by an inherited mutated dystrophin gene that
disrupts the dystrophin protein production, resulting in loss of muscle function.
Not exact matches
This balance can be
disrupted in diseases such as Duchenne muscular dystrophy, which is caused by the lack of a muscle - specific protein,
dystrophin.
This approach has proved successful in
disrupting multiple genes simultaneously in neurons and in editing the Dmdmdx mutation in muscle, thereby restoring
dystrophin protein expression and partially alleviating the dystrophic muscles» functional deficiencies.