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For the recessives forms less genes are knownto causecerebellar ataxia
Genetic testing ... knownto causespinocerebellar ataxia
White matter damage in the cerebellumcausescerebellar ataxia
mutations in a gene known as FXN(passive) is caused byFriedich ataxia
mutations in 21 different genes(passive) can be caused bycerebellar ataxia
seven novel genescan causespinocerebellar ataxia
recessive mutations in mitochondrial proteins Twinkle and Twinky , Hum(passive) is caused byspinocerebellar ataxia
another autosomal dominant genecausingcerebellar ataxia
many diseasescan causecerebellar ataxia
the activity and survival of neurons , and mutations in the P / Q - type VGCCs are knownto causecerebellar ataxia
A mutation in the low voltage - gated calcium channel CACNA1 G alters the physiological properties of the channelcausingspinocerebellar ataxia
mutations in AFG3L2causespinocerebellar ataxia
the different mutationscausingspinocerebellar ataxia
ELOVL4 mutationscan causespinocerebellar ataxia
Mutations in FGF14causespinocerebellar ataxia
K. M. Most mutationscausespinocerebellar ataxia
mutations that decreasecausecerebellar ataxia
as mutations in PRKCGcausecerebellar ataxia
monogenic mutationscausingcerebellar ataxia
which is also knownto causecerebellar ataxia
one copy of the normal gene and one copy of the mutant genecausescerebellar ataxia
biallelic mutations in the ATM gene Pathophysiology(passive) is caused byEtiology Ataxia telangiectasia
cerebellar atrophy.15 Mutations in three different genes(passive) caused bycerebellar ataxia
recessive mutations in mitochondrial proteins Twinkle and Twinky | Human Molecular Genetics | Oxford Academic(passive) is caused byspinocerebellar ataxia
A faulty gene that is passed down through generationscan causecerebellar ataxia
a mutation to the SEL1L gene(passive) is caused byCerebellar ataxia
mutations in the ATM gene ... ataxia telangiectasia mutated(passive) is caused byataxia telangiectasia Ataxia
More than 20 genetic mutationscausespinocerebellar ataxia
Mutations in Nesprin-1causecerebellar ataxia [ 149–153
SYNE1 mutation is knownto influencecerebellar ataxia
compound heterozygosity for Twinkle mutations and modeling of Twinkle mutations causing recessive disease link Prediction of breast cancer prognosis by gene expression profile of TP53 status(passive) caused byspinocerebellar ataxia
Scholar Manto M. Toxic agentscausingcerebellar ataxia
Expansion diverticulum of the suprapineal recesscausingcerebellar ataxia
Heterozygous mutations in SPTBN2 , the gene encoding β - III spectrincauseSpinocerebellar Ataxia
The second identified markers ... knownto causespinocerebellar ataxia
Cataract · Signsresultingfrom cerebellar ataxia
Link to American Society Human Genetics De novo missense variants in CACNA1Acan causecongenital cerebellar ataxia
a long half life ... very rarely knownto causecerebellar ataxia
other things like viral infections(passive) can be caused byCerebellar ataxia
specific gene defects ... a simple blood samplewill causeCerebellar Ataxia / Degeneration
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with incoordination of movementcould resultwith incoordination of movement
Progressive incoordination(passive) caused byProgressive incoordination
infantile Esotropia Nystagmus - Involuntary eye movements(passive) caused byinfantile Esotropia Nystagmus - Involuntary eye movements
neurological problems such as : floppiness , lack of coordination between organs , muscles , limbs , or jointsmay causeneurological problems such as : floppiness , lack of coordination between organs , muscles , limbs , or joints
with incoordination Valium Online of movement , particularly in the extremitiescould resultwith incoordination Valium Online of movement , particularly in the extremities
some neurological problem such as Floppiness , inability to perform rapid , loss harmonization between muscles , joints , organs and also impaired ability to manage speed of hand , eye and also arm , distancemay causesome neurological problem such as Floppiness , inability to perform rapid , loss harmonization between muscles , joints , organs and also impaired ability to manage speed of hand , eye and also arm , distance
with incoordination Dysfunction of the cerebrocerebellum ( lateral hemispheres ) presents as disturbances in carrying out voluntary , planned movements by the extremities ( called appendicular ataxia).[5could resultwith incoordination Dysfunction of the cerebrocerebellum ( lateral hemispheres ) presents as disturbances in carrying out voluntary , planned movements by the extremities ( called appendicular ataxia).[5
neurological problems such as : lack of coordination between organs , muscles , limbs , or joints impaired ability to control distance , power , and speed of an arm , hand , leg , or eye movement difficulty accurately estimating how much time has passed The extent of symptoms depends on which parts of the cerebellum are damaged , and whether lesions occur on one side ( unilateral ) or both sides ( bilateralcan causeneurological problems such as : lack of coordination between organs , muscles , limbs , or joints impaired ability to control distance , power , and speed of an arm , hand , leg , or eye movement difficulty accurately estimating how much time has passed The extent of symptoms depends on which parts of the cerebellum are damaged , and whether lesions occur on one side ( unilateral ) or both sides ( bilateral
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to lose control over bodycausesto lose control over body
unsteady motioncausesunsteady motion
from an abnormality in the cerebellum , spinal cord , peripheral nerves , and/or vestibular systemcan resultfrom an abnormality in the cerebellum , spinal cord , peripheral nerves , and/or vestibular system
spasticitycausesspasticity
in non - coordinated gaitmay resultin non - coordinated gait
to improve(passive) caused byto improve
progressive and irreversible paralysiscausesprogressive and irreversible paralysis
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A hereditary brain condition(passive) is causedA hereditary brain condition
George 's cerebellum to become inflamed or damaged , which in return leaves George with the inability to coordinate balance , gait , extremities , and eye movementscausesGeorge 's cerebellum to become inflamed or damaged , which in return leaves George with the inability to coordinate balance , gait , extremities , and eye movements
falls(passive) caused byfalls
from a dysfunction of the cerebellumresultingfrom a dysfunction of the cerebellum
to a loss of this particular reflexcan leadto a loss of this particular reflex
some problems which are related to our brain such as : Lack of coordination between organs , muscles , limbs or jointscausessome problems which are related to our brain such as : Lack of coordination between organs , muscles , limbs or joints
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several neurological deficits such as antagonist hypotonia , asynergy , dysmetria , dyschronometria , and dysdiadochokinesiausually causesseveral neurological deficits such as antagonist hypotonia , asynergy , dysmetria , dyschronometria , and dysdiadochokinesia
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difficulties with eye movements and focusingmay ... causedifficulties with eye movements and focusing
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Damage or degeneration to the nerve cells in the brain that controls muscle coordination causes ataxiacausesDamage or degeneration to the nerve cells in the brain that controls muscle coordination causes ataxia
Uncoordinated movements of the limbs or trunkClumsiness with daily activitiesDifficulty walkingSpeech disturbances with slurred speech and changes in tone , pitch , and volumeVisual complaintsAbnormal eye movementsHeadacheNausea and vomitingLightheadednessChanges in mental state , such as personality or behavioral changesChaotic eye movementsDifficulty swallowing DiagnosisYour doctor will ask about your symptoms , and your medical and family historymay causeUncoordinated movements of the limbs or trunkClumsiness with daily activitiesDifficulty walkingSpeech disturbances with slurred speech and changes in tone , pitch , and volumeVisual complaintsAbnormal eye movementsHeadacheNausea and vomitingLightheadednessChanges in mental state , such as personality or behavioral changesChaotic eye movementsDifficulty swallowing DiagnosisYour doctor will ask about your symptoms , and your medical and family history
in the part of the brain known as the cerebellumoriginatesin the part of the brain known as the cerebellum
poor coordination and tendency to stumblecausespoor coordination and tendency to stumble
neurological symptoms such as : jerking or shaking of the body or limbs when trying to move difficulty controlling distance , power , and speed of an arm , hand , leg , or eye movementcan causeneurological symptoms such as : jerking or shaking of the body or limbs when trying to move difficulty controlling distance , power , and speed of an arm , hand , leg , or eye movement
cerebellar damage ((passive) caused bycerebellar damage (
from olivopontocerebellar atrophy , which are transneuronal changes in the cerebellar hemispheres that originate in the olivary and pontine nucleican also resultfrom olivopontocerebellar atrophy , which are transneuronal changes in the cerebellar hemispheres that originate in the olivary and pontine nuclei
disturbance in balance leading to unsteadinesscausesdisturbance in balance leading to unsteadiness
predormital sleep paralysis causescausespredormital sleep paralysis causes
involuntary movementswill causeinvoluntary movements