01-05-2012 12:04 Daryl A. Bosco, PhD, assistant professor of neurology at the University of Massachusetts Medical School and a protein chemist investigating the causes of ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease), talks about research at UMMS that identifies the toxic proteins that cause the disease and how that work indicates new therapeutic directions for ALS research, including RNA interference, immunotherapy and the search for small molecules that might target the rogue proteins.
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Daryl Bosco, PhD: Assistant Professor of Neurology - Video
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