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Original article explores the structural features of DNAJC7 JD and E425K mutant in ALS, suggesting implications for disease understanding.
Cover Illustration Structural characterization of DNAJC7 JD and the ALS-associated E425K mutant. Image courtesy of Rina Rosenzweig and colleagues, authors of the Original article included in this issue, pages 3485–3501.
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