TCF4 intronic CAG repeat length modulates the effect of ATXN3 on age at onset in spinocerebellar ataxia type 3
Na Wan(Central South University), Hong Jiang(Central South University), Linliu Peng(Central South University), Yuting Shi(Central South University), Rong Qiu(Central South University), Beisha Tang(Central South University), Zhe Long(Central South University), Zhao Chen(Central South University), Qian Jiang(Central South University), Qi Wu(Central South University), Lang He(Central South University), Chunrong Wang(Chinese Center For Disease Control and Prevention), Linlin Wan(Central South University), Lijing Lei(Central South University)
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