Why SMN Deficiency So Quickly Kills Motor Neurons Detailed in Study with Relevance to SMA Treatment
Researchers may finally have figured out why a loss in the SMN protein that is crucial for all cells so quickly affects motor neurons, leading infants to develop spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). SMN aids in the transport of certain molecules in all cells, processing RNA, and the mutation-caused drop in its levels within cells…
