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What is the name of the protein produced by Huntington Disease?
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What is other name for huntingtons disease?
Huntington's Chorea
What is the name of disease results from problems with the basal nuclei resulting in difficulties with voluntary movements?
Huntington's disease
George Huntington and Thomas Sydenham both have types of what disease named for them a disease that in turn gets its name from the Greek for dance?
Chorea
What is the name of the disease caused by not eating enough protein?
A lack of protein does not cause an eating disorder. Instead, that can cause anemia.
How did George Huntington discover Huntington's disease?
He didn't "discover" it, but he was the first to publish an accurate description of the disease that now bears his name. He was the son of a physician, and then himself becamse a physician, who had the opportunity to observe several generations of people with the disease, which allwed him to draw conclusions about inheritance as well as symptoms.
How can you get Huntington's Chorea?
Chorea is an old name for Huntington's Disease. It is genetically transmitted from parent to child. The only way to get HD is to inherit the gene that causes it from one of your parents that also had HD.
What is the birth name of Dalon Huntington?
Dalon Huntington's birth name is Dalon L. Huntington.
What is the birth name of Tod Huntington?
Tod Huntington's birth name is Tod Warren Huntington.
What is the birth name of Wright Huntington?
Wright Huntington's birth name is John Huntington Silliman.
What is the birth name of Huntington Hartford?
Huntington Hartford's birth name is George Huntington Hartford II.
What is the name of the disease where children get enough calories but not enough protein?
procalirie
What is the history behind the name Huntington WV?
huntington's Disease was first recognised as an inherited disorder in 1872 when a 22-year-old American doctor, George Huntington, wrote a paper called On Chorea. His paper was later published in the Medical and Surgical Reporter of Philadelphia and the disorder he described became known as Huntington's Chorea.
