Mutations in the gene LRRK2 have been linked to about three percent of Parkinson's disease cases. Researchers have now found evidence that the activity of LRRK2 protein might be affected in many more patients with Parkinson's disease, even when the LRRK2 gene itself is not mutated.
Source: Care Giving Science Daily
Protein affected by rare Parkinson's mutation may lurk behind many cases of the disease
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