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Multiple Molecular Pathways to Parkinson's Disease—Implications for Future Therapies


 

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“This suggests to us that ultimately, the ideal situation is to develop pathway-specific therapies that would allow us to optimize the treatment potential, and minimize the side effects,” Dr. Guo concluded. “In addition, mitochondrial dynamics may be a novel target for mitochondrial forms of Parkinson’s disease.”

—Laura Sassano

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