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Lay Summaries of studies supported by BRAIN UK by category: Neurodegenerative Disorders (Other).

This includes all neurodegenerative disorders except Alzheimer's Disease which has been given a separate section.

BRAIN UK Study Ref	Lay Summary	Project Status
11/006	Comparative study of the neuropathology in Huntington’s disease brains	Closed
12/004	Evidence for stem cell neuroprotection in genetic ataxias	Active
12/006	The impact of mitochondrial DNA mutations on substantia nigra neurons	Active
12/007	Regulation of microglial proliferation and its contribution to chronic neurodegeneration (Lay Summary NOT AVAILABLE)	Closed
12/008	Protein conformation changes in chronic traumatic encephalopathy and other tauopathies (Lay Summary NOT AVAILABLE)	Closed
13/001	Are neurodegenerative diseases and gliomas inverse comorbidities?	Closed
14/007	Pilot study: Expression of Bim in Huntington’s Disease	Active
15/020	Studying the turnover of oligodendrocytes in Huntington's disease.	Active
16/005	Consensus diagnostic criteria of a novel tauopathy associated with anti-IgLON5	Closed
16/010	Selective vulnerability in MND/FTD	Closed
17/001	Pathological study of two cases with SLC52A3 mutation	Closed
17/011	Tau and A2AR expression in Alexander’s disease	Active
17/014	The Dynamics of Microglia in the Human Brain	Active
19/007	Pathological and genetic study of an unusual case of alpha-synucleinopathy	Active
19/008	C1q in Huntington’s disease	Closed
20/004	Ultrastructural Endoneurial Pathology to Explain the Normal Function of the Human Blood Nerve Barrier and the Pathogenesis of Inflammatory Nerve Disease.	Closed
22/005	Single-cell transcriptomics of prion diseases	Active
22/006	TDP-43 pathology and loss of function in the skeletal muscle	Active
23/004	Studying the pathogenesis of Huntington’s disease in post-mortem tissues	Active
23/009	SPCA in ALS	Active
23/026	Genome and transcriptome analysis in DRPLA, other rare repeat expansion disorders and undiagnosed inherited ataxia tissue	Active

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