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FUS interacts with HSP60 to promote mitochondrial damageDeng et al., 2015
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- Deng J
- Yang M
- Chen Y
- Chen X
- Liu J
- Sun S
- Cheng H
- Li Y
- Bigio E
- Mesulam M
- Xu Q
- Du S
- Fushimi K
- Zhu L
- Wu J
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- PLoS genetics
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FUS-proteinopathies, a group of heterogeneous disorders including ALS-FUS and FTLD- FUS, are characterized by the formation of inclusion bodies containing the nuclear protein FUS in the affected patients. However, the underlying molecular and cellular defects remain …
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