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Various species' genes evolve to minimize protein production errors
Date:7/24/2008
with mutations that lead to production of toxic, misfolded proteins, and ultimately, to a better understanding of neurodegenerative disease.
"These genes may produce proteins that look innocuous but nevertheless cause a severe disease condition," Wilke says.
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