5 Questions
Which of the following is a characteristic of Huntington disease?
Progressive involuntary movements
What is the cause of cell death in Huntington disease?
Accumulation of glutamine in brain cell nuclei
How is Huntington disease transmitted?
As an autosomal dominant genetic disorder
At what age does the onset of Huntington disease usually occur?
Between 35 and 45 years
What are the most prominent clinical features of Huntington disease?
Abnormal involuntary movements, intellectual decline, and emotional disturbance
Test your knowledge about Huntington disease and its impact on the nervous system. Learn about the hereditary nature of the disease and the role of glutamine accumulation in brain cells. Explore the symptoms of Huntington disease and its transmission as an autosomal dominant genetic disorder.
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