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Huntington Disease: Genetics, Prevention, and Therapy Approaches,al guidelines. Nevertheless, with the cure for the disease still elusive the uptake of predictive testing by at risk individuals is low. Current treatment of HD is mostly symptomatic, but ongoing observational studies, clinical trials and development of new gene silencing technologies have provided hopeful results.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23175-1different brain states. The description of the dynamical brain system, through a global numerical measure may indicate the presence of an action principle which may facilitate a application of physics principles in the study of the human brain and cognition.

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Imperial Ware Factory in the Ming Dynasty, suggest a protocol in which experiments could be based on, in an attempt to make an early diagnosis of the disease by taking into consideration the patients’ electroencephalographic recordings during the early stages of the disease, as well as the methods of processing and classifying those EEG signals.

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Michelle Gorbonosov,Lawrence Markelctor (a mutation in the NF1 gene) and an environmental factor with the epigenetic effects of muscle hypotonia (such as hydantoin in the reported Greek family), causing hypoplasia of the face and micrognathia.

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Neurofibromatosis-Noonan Syndrome: A Possible Paradigm of the Combination of Genetic and Epigeneticctor (a mutation in the NF1 gene) and an environmental factor with the epigenetic effects of muscle hypotonia (such as hydantoin in the reported Greek family), causing hypoplasia of the face and micrognathia.