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Default Prothena reports 97 % reduction of alpha synuclein after 1 dose!
Progress in reducing alpha synuclein but another year has gone by!

Prothena Reports Results from Phase 1b Study of PRX2 Demonstrating Robust Antibody CNS Penetration and Significant Reduction of Free Serum Alpha-synuclein in Patients with Parkinson's Disease (NASDAQ:PRTA)
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