Nerve Cell Death in Degenerative Diseases of the Central Nervous System: Clinical Aspects

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Y AgidJ Blin

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The origin of lies in genetic and acquired disorders. Analysis of the clinical characteristics of diseases affecting specific neuronal systems may help us to understand their . The stereotyped symptomatology characteristic of most results from neuronal in specific pathways: pyramidal tract and motor neurons in , nigrostriatal system in , posterior and lateral columns of the spinal cord in , etc. This suggests that these neurons are sensitive to pathological processes that are still unknown. Progression of the disease, whether linear or not, is slow, but it is more rapid than similar effects due to . This indicates either that the environmental cause of degeneration (if it exists) is continuously present or that a vital process has been once and for all disrupted, perhaps at the level of the genome, causing insufficient production of essential proteins, or accumulation of eventually toxic metabolites. Symptoms generally appear during adulthood, i.e. after normal differentiation has taken place, and after a considerable number of neurons have already been damaged. The initiation of neuronal precedes the appearance of the first symptoms.

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DOI:

10.1002/9780470513422.ch2

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57

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1987

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