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. 2018 Sep 11;37(19):e99023. doi: 10.15252/embj.201899023

Table 1.

Summary of polySer staining in SCA8 and control autopsy tissue

Case Age Sex SCA8 Repeat PMI Cerebellum Brainstem Frontal Cortex
SCA8 1 80 F 104 28 +++ ++ +
2 74 F 109 11.5 +++ + +
3 85 F 91 8 ++ + n.d
4 76 M 197 4.5 + n.d +
5 83 M 7 +++ ++
6 59 F 790 +++ n.d +
7 60 F 105 10 +++ n.d n.d
CTRL 1 n.d n.d
2 n.d n.d
3 40 M 6
4 45 F 20 n.d
HD 1 46 F 7
HDL2 1 41 F 3
SCA2 1 56 F 3.5 n.d n.d
SCA5 1 M n.d
SCA7 1 59 F 22 n.d n.d
DM1 1 68 F

RAN staining: −, negative; +, low‐intensity staining; ++, moderate intensity; +++, frequent and intense; ++++, highly frequent positive cells with high‐intensity staining. SCA8, spinocerebellar ataxia type 8; CTRL, control; HD, Huntington disease; HDL2, Huntington disease like‐2; SCA2, spinocerebellar ataxia type 2; SCA5, spinocerebellar ataxia type 5; SCA7, spinocerebellar ataxia type 7; DM1, myotonic dystrophy type 1; n.d, not determined; M, male; F, female; PMI, post‐mortem interval.