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Differences in splicing defects between the grey and white matter in myotonic dystrophy type 1 patients.

PLoS One · 2020 · PMC7224547 · PMID 32407311

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In the frontal and temporal lobes, PSI of the DM1 tended to be higher than that of the ALS, but these differences did not reach statistical significance; 2) PSI in the fetal brain was lower than that in the ALS, in contrast to the DM1.

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Second, although it is important to determine whether the degree of mis-splicing, as the difference between the GM and WM, is related to each type of DM1 and the degree of cognitive decline, we could not determine a clear trend in this study, probably because the sample size was small and the variability of the PSI values between samples was large.

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