Huntington's disease is due to the loss of :
Answer is D (Intrastrial cholinergic and GABAergic neurons): 'The repoed abnormality in Huntington's disease suggests a relative under activity of neurons containing gammaaminobutyric acid (GA BA) and acetylcholine ' - CMDT 2005 / 980 `There is severe loss of striatal neurons, the most dramatic changes being found in the caudate nucleus' - Robbins 7th/ 1394 (Caudate nucleus is pa of striatum)
Nigrostriatal dopaminergic neurons
Intrastriatal cholinergic neurons
Intrastriatal GABAergic neurons
Intrastriatal cholinergic and GABAergic neurons