Do measures for preventing early postburn damage improve survival rate of burn patients?
Measures for preventing early postburn damage play an important role in improving the survival rate of burn patients.
Our findings support the view that cysteine-sparing mutations, such as D80G, might cause CADASIL with a phenotype largely indistinguishable from cysteine mutations. The in vitro aggregation analysis of atypical NOTCH3 mutations offers novel insights into pathomechanisms and might represent a tool for estimating their clinical significance.