Study Identifies Unexpected Clue to Peripheral Neuropathies

Posted on September 30, 2014 by admin

Press Release: Study Identifies Unexpected Clue to Peripheral Neuropathies Quote: New research shows that disrupting the molecular function of a tumor suppressor causes improper formation of a protective insulating sheath on peripheral nerves – leading to neuropathy and muscle wasting in mice similar to that in human diabetes and neurodegeneration. Scientists from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center report their findings online Sept.

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Study Identifies Unexpected Clue to Peripheral Neuropathies

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