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GaD
(redirected from Glutamic acid decarboxylase)

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GADGeneralized Anxiety Disorder
GADGender and Development
GADGlutamic Acid Decarboxylase
GADGeneral Anxiety Disorder (less common)
GaDGrowth and Development
GADGovernment Actuary's Department (UK)
GADGender & Development
GADGesellschaft für Automatische Datenverarbeitung (German: EDP society)
GADGrants Administration Division
GADGo and Die (texting)
GADGlobalization and Democracy
GADGeorgia Association of the Deaf, Inc.
GADGeneral Arrangement Drawing (engineering)
GaDGenesys Agent Desktop (customer contact center industry)
GADGuard Capacity Adaptation Based on Dropping
GADGermersheim Army Depot
GADGlobal Application Delivery
GaDGallium Arsenide Diode
GADGender Awareness and Development
GADGeneric Accreditation Document


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Other molecules, such as the enzyme glutamic acid decarboxylase, may also play pivotal roles in this process, and any of these could become targets for new drugs.
Under the terms of the agreement, Neurologix has been granted a license for the use of the glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD) 65 gene, a component of the core technology "NLX-P101" gene therapy used in its recently completed, landmark Phase I clinical trial.
Now, scientists report that 64K appears identical to an abundant and easily isolated enzyme of the central nervous system, known as glutamic acid decarboxylase, or GAD.
 
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