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Ratner EJ, The Lancet p.106 Jan. 14, 1978 had four cases of ALS referred to him that all shared a common pathology. Three died and one lived.
Ratner has a strong Boston connection as the patient found in The Lancet was Mrs. J Edward Spike Jr whose personal physician was Mark Altschule of Harvard.


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Bob Horvitz

Investigator, McGovern Institute

Professor, Department of Biology

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617-253-4671

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617-253-8126

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68-425A

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horvitz@mit.edu

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Searching for human disease genes
In addition to his work on C. elegans, Horvitz also has a longstanding interest in human neurodegenerative disease. He was a principal member of the team that in 1993 identified the first gene to cause familial ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease), and in collaboration with colleagues at Massachusetts General Hospital he continues to work on the search for additional ALS genes.