Spastic ataxia Charlevoix-Saguenay type

At a minimum, these SNPs are known to be related, and others may also be

	Max Magnitude
rs1057516222	0
rs1057516224	0
rs1057516285	0
rs1057516294	0
rs1057516295	0
rs1057516347	0
rs1057516365	0
rs1057516398	0
rs1057516406	0
rs1057516438	0
rs1057516464	0
rs1057516543	0
rs1057516551	0
rs1057516554	0
rs1057516578	0
rs1057516580	0
rs1057516624	0
rs1057516625	0
rs1057516635	0
rs1057516689	0
rs1057516767	0
rs1057516773	0
rs1057516779	0
rs1057516820	0
rs1057516829	0
rs1057516837	0
rs1057516853	0
rs1057516856	0
rs1057516875	0
rs1057516930	0
rs1057516932	0
rs1057516959	0
rs1057516987	0
rs1057517002	0
rs1057517014	0
rs1057517020	0
rs1057517034	0
rs1057517039	0
rs1057517060	0
rs1057517099	0
rs1057517123	0
rs1057517138	0
rs1057517172	0
rs1057517212	0
rs1057517222	0
rs1057517232	0
rs1057517242	0
rs1057517250	0
rs1057517285	0
rs1057517294	0
... further results

SACS (or ARSACS) is a rare neuro-degenerative disease that afflicts French-Canadians from the Charlevoix and Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean regions of northeastern Quebec more frequently than other regions of the world, although it does occur in other regions.

The SACS gene plays a large role in this disease.