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Old 02-26-2014, 07:49 PM
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Thank you so much Tupleo - i really appreciate your help!
I just haven't sat down to spend enough time learning how to read my info on 23andme. So i just reviewed the page which show my Parkinson's data - I do not have the LRRK2 mutation, I'm GG. But I do have some issues (red marks) with the other genes - SNCA, MAPT, PARK16, BST1. It's all very interesting!
I have an appointment with my neurologist next month, so I will discuss it with him. Thanks again for all of your help!

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Originally Posted by Tupelo3 View Post
The LRRK2 variant most commonly tested for PD is the G2019S mutation. This can be found on the rs34637584 SNP. The mutated allele is A and it only takes one copy of the mutation to significantly increase the lifetime chances of getting PD.
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