Parkinson disease genetics: too early to predict progression?

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Gregor Kuhlenbäumer

Daniela Berg

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[1] Christian-Albrechts University,Department of Neurology

[2] Hertie-Institute of Clinical Brain Research,Department of Neurodegeneration

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Nature Reviews Neurology | 2019年 / 15卷

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A new study — unique in its size, scope and collaborative nature — has identified genetic variants that are associated with progression of Parkinson disease (PD). However, limitations of the study highlight the need for large-scale, phenotype-harmonized, multi-ethnic, longitudinal studies to characterize PD subtypes and develop individualized therapies.

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