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Data resources

This page is a repository for publicly-available data resources from our research

Unless otherwise stated, all resources listed here are Copyright UCL Huntington’s Disease Centre and their authors, but licensed as free to use and share under a Creative Commons cc-by 3.0 Licence.

TRACK-HD Protocol
Visit 1 (version 1.3)
- Visit 4 (version 4.0)
Hensman Moss et al. Identification of genetic variants associated with Huntington’s disease progression: a genome-wide association study. The Lancet Neurology; 2017.
- A link to the full paper published by The Lancet Neurology is here.
- Supplementary tables for this paper can be downloaded