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Tiny changes in Parkinson's protein can have 'dramatic' impact on processes behind onset
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Parkinson's Disease is thought to arise because, for reasons researchers still do not fully understand, the same protein sometimes malfunctions. Instead of folding into the specific shape needed to do its job, it misfolds and begins to cluster ...




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