Primary lateral sclerosis is a disease that affects the body's ability to react to stimuli and causes a person to have difficulty moving the legs, body trunk, arms, hands, and face. which specialized cells are most affected by this disease? a) epithelial cells, hepatocytes b) neurons, epithelial cells c) muscle cells, neurons d) hepatocytes, muscle cells

The specialized cells that are most affected by this disease include muscle cells, neurons (Option C). Primary lateral sclerosis is a motor disease.

Primary lateral sclerosis is a motor disease because it affects motor neurons and thus the nervous system.

This disease (primary lateral sclerosis) lead leads to loss the control of motor-movement skills over time.

Some common symptoms of primary lateral sclerosis include stiffness, muscle spasms, slow movements, etc.

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