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Evaluation of Metabolomic Analysis in Early Diagnosis of ALS
This project is expected to answer the question of interest assays of metabolites in the CSF as a tool for early diagnosis and should show whether it is possible or not to use such markers in the blood or urine. These studies should also help shed light on the pathophysiological original early clinical disease. While ALS appears to be more a clinical syndrome that pathophysiological entity unique metabolic abnormalities identified could help identify mechanisms disrupted in which therapeutic interventions will be possible.
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