Behavioral & Cognitive Disorders
Multiple sclerosis: neurobehavioral aspects
Jun. 09, 2020
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Immunostaining against the N-terminal region of the dystrophin molecule shows patchy and uneven staining; some fibers have no dystrophin staining (A). Immunostaining against the rod-portion of the dystrophin molecule in the same patient is remarkably preserved (B). Dystrophin immunohistochemistry. (Contributed by Dr. Andrew Waclawik.)