The polyQ region in a gene on the short arm of chromosome four develops due to CAG repeats in this condition.
Inclusion bodies formed from misfolded segments of a protein are involved in this condition and disaggregate in the presence of Rhes. This condition's Westphal variant is characterized by especially young onset. The polyQ region in a gene on the short arm of chromosome four develops due to CAG repeats in this condition. It primarily affects the caudate nuclei and putamen in the basal ganglia, and it is inherited in a dominant fashion. Patients display jerky motions called chorea. For 10 points, name this neurodegenerative disease named for an English physician.
Inclusion bodies formed from misfolded segments of a protein are involved in this condition and disaggregate in the presence of Rhes.
{Huntington's} disease [or {Huntington's} chorea; or {HD}]