A transgenic mouse model of spinocerebellar ataxia type 3 resembling late disease onset and gender-specific instability of CAG repeats
Jana Boy(Medical Genetics Center), Olaf Rieß(University of Tübingen), Saleh Ibrahim(Khalifa University of Science and Technology), Samy Unser(University of Tübingen), Carsten Holzmann(University of Rostock), Franco Laccone(Medical University of Vienna), Thorsten Schmidt(University of Tübingen), Ulrike Schumann(University of Tübingen), Tim Karl(Western Sydney University), Ute Grasshoff(University of Tübingen), Ina Schmitt(University Hospital Bonn), Hartwig Wolburg(University of Tübingen)
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