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,Animal Models of Huntington’s Disease, the disease was first described by George Huntington in 1872 as consisting of a progressive dementia coupled with bizarre uncontrollable movements and abnormal postures. HD is found in nearly all ethnic and racial groups with slight variations in prevalence rates. Overall, the prevalence rate of HD

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