Kimberly B. Kegel-Gleason

This study investigates the role of WWOX in DNA damage and somatic instability in Huntington's disease, finding that WWOX promotes DNA damage but not CAG repeat instability.

This study identifies early reduction and impaired trafficking of myelin-associated glycoprotein in Huntington disease mouse models, contributing to white matter degradation.

The paper shows that reducing mutant HTT with a zinc finger protein in HD mice prevents lipid changes in brain and plasma.

The paper detects HTT1a protein in Huntington's disease mouse brain using western blot with neo-epitope antibodies and shows that reducing MSH3 lowers HTT1a levels.

This paper demonstrates allele-specific siRNA silencing of mutant huntingtin in CNS using SNP-based targeting in vitro and in vivo.