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R é f é r e n c e s
L’ASJ-9 pourrait donc ouvrir une piste thérapeutique
intéressante pour traiter les patients SBMA.
Enn, il y a probablement d’autres perspectives théra-
peutiques à explorer grâce à la recherche portant sur les
mécanismes neuroprotecteurs, par exemple, l’emploi
de molécules stimulant la voie de l’autophagie ou celle
de la protéolyse par le complexe UPS pour détruire les
agrégats.
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