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twist gene in fruit flies Nov 12, 2003 Hello Doctor Have you heard of the "twist" gene in fruit flies that when found to be lacked in mice, causes severe cachexia? This gene is thought now to be a clue into better treatments for muscle wasting in Cancer, HIV/AIDS, and chronic wasting patients. I figured you might have the latest on these developments. Thanks for any help you can provide. |
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Response from Dr. Moyle
 See link below Its all very preliminary. Mice, men and fruitflies differ somewhat Regards Graeme |
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