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Fragments of mitochondrial DNA spread Parkinson s disease

The spread of damaged genetic material, the mitochondrial DNA, causes the symptoms reminiscent of Parkinson's disease and its progression to dementia.

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Research Reveals a Cause of Parkinson s Disease - Physical Therapy Products

Researchers from the University of Copenhagen have unveiled new insights into the workings of the brain in Parkinson's patients, and a cause.

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Toxic DNA Fragments May Be What Triggers Parkinson s Disease

A first-of-its-kind study reveals that damaged mitochondrial DNA sets off a chain reaction that can spread Parkinson's disease to other parts of the brain in a similar way to an infection.

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Parkinson s disease: Does mitochondrial damage play a role?

New research suggests that DNA damage in mitochondria the 'powerhouses' of cells in brain cells may be an early sign of Parkinson's disease, and a contributing factor to its development.

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Researchers Find A Cause Of Parkinson s Disease – Eurasia Review

Researchers Find A Cause Of Parkinson s Disease – Eurasia Review
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