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ハンチンチン: huntingtinHTT)は、ヒトではHTT遺伝子にコードされるタンパク質である。HTT遺伝子はIT15(interesting transcript 15)という別名でも知られる[5]HTT遺伝子の変異はハンチントン病の原因となり、疾患における役割や長期記憶の保存との関係の研究が行われている[6]


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