Note within the info on this and the @mndresearch blog article linked to within the @mndassoc website link (see tweet below), this stems from work I’ve heard @GHautbergue talk about over trips to @neuroshef#SITraN over time.
C9orf72 is an area his team have been working on.
Researchers have shown a small molecule, called a peptide, could prevent the death of nerve cells in C9orf72 motor neurone disease (#MND) and frontotemporal dementia (#FTD).
They also hinted the peptide, with further studies, could be developed into a nasal spray.
More below.
Scientists at the University of Sheffield believe they are a step closer to developing a nasal spray to treat motor neurone disease and some forms of dementia. https://t.co/7wqg5BDfMJ
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Two new post-doc positions available In Manchester working on RNA and protein fate - a biochemist and cell biologist. Please get in touch if you need any information
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An innovative gene therapy programme which could pave the way for novel treatments for devastating neurodegenerative diseases like MND + frontotemporal dementia, has been launched @sheffielduni thanks to funding from @mndassoc and @lifearc1
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