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The Specific Cause for Huntington's Disease May Involve _______ That

Question 71

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The specific cause for Huntington's disease may involve _______ that kills neurons.

A) inclusion bodies
B) elongated stretches of glutamine
C) suppression of apoptosis
D) excessive release of glutamate
E) loss of L-DOPA function

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