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a new mechanismcausestremors associated with Parkinson?s disease
a deficiency in the brain of the neurotransmitter dopamine(passive) is caused byParkinson?s Disease Parkinson 's disease
abnormal nerve signalscausetremors for Parkinsons disease sufferers
signalscauseinvoluntary tremor in Parkinsons disease
mutationscausePARK8-linked Parkinson?s disease
Several genescausingfamilial Parkinsons disease
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mutationscausePARK8-linked Parkinsons disease
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by mutations(passive) caused bydystrophic parkinson?s disease
by a lack of the chemical dopamine in the brain(passive) is caused byParkinson?s disease
because of the loss of a specific neuron known as dopaminergic neurons which are responsible for producing a natural chemical dopamine(passive) is caused Parkinson?s disease
loss of brain cells in a specific region of the brain called the substantia nigra(passive) is caused byParkinson?s disease
a lack of dopamine in the brain(passive) is caused byParkinson?s disease
a gene and proteincausesParkinson??s disease
Mutations in the LRRK2 genecan causeParkinson?s disease
mutations in the Vps35 genealso causeParkinson?s disease
Death of dopamine cellsleadsto Parkinson?s Parkinson?s disease
neurons in Parkinson?s disease ... reduced mitochondrial stressmight causeParkinson?s disease
by a decline in a brain neurotransmitter called dopamine(passive) is caused byParkinson?s disease
the deterioration of neurons in an area deep in your brain called the substantia nigra(passive) is caused byParkinson?s disease
Lack of dopamine neurotransmitter in the braincausesParkinson?s disease
the damage ... to two structures deep in the braincausesParkinson?s disease
by low levels of dopamine in the brain(passive) caused byParkinson?s disease
The presence of specific toxins in the environmentcould causeParkinson?s disease
brain cells from the inflammation knownto causeParkinson?s disease
by a lack of dopamine in the brain that causes brain activity to function normally(passive) is caused byParkinson?s disease
The findings ... mutationscauseParkinson?s disease
by a disruption of our body?s dopamine system(passive) is caused ... byParkinson?s disease
a degeneration of nerve cells in the brain(passive) is caused byParkinson?s Disease
Degeneration of dopamine neuronscausesParkinson?s disease
these mutationscauseParkinson?s disease
too much calcium in the brainmay causeParkinson?s disease
a deficiency of dopamine(passive) is caused byParkinson?s Disease
the brain cells ... knownto causeParkinson?s disease
GenecausesParkinson?s disease
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a lack of dopaminecausesParkinson?s disease
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tremors , stiffness and troublecan causetremors , stiffness and trouble
to motor and cognitive disabilitiesleadsto motor and cognitive disabilities
to motor and cognitive disabilities in 5 million people worldwideleadsto motor and cognitive disabilities in 5 million people worldwide
to motor and cognitive disabilities in 5 million people worldwideleadsto motor and cognitive disabilities in 5 million people worldwide
a progressive decline in movement controlcausesa progressive decline in movement control
progressive problems with movement , posture and balancecausesprogressive problems with movement , posture and balance
symptoms and treatmentcausessymptoms and treatment
patients to have problems with starting a movementcausingpatients to have problems with starting a movement
depression , as well ascan causedepression , as well as
both financial and emotional distress to its victims and their familiescausesboth financial and emotional distress to its victims and their families
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both non - motor and motor symptomscausesboth non - motor and motor symptoms
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stiffness in muscles , tremors , and difficulties in movementcausesstiffness in muscles , tremors , and difficulties in movement
the brain to produce less dopamine , which leads to a loss of movement controlcausesthe brain to produce less dopamine , which leads to a loss of movement control
these symptomscan causethese symptoms
neurons that produce dopamine in the brain to diecausesneurons that produce dopamine in the brain to die
from loss of dopamine neuronsresultsfrom loss of dopamine neurons
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to slow movementleadingto slow movement
from a lack of dopamine in the brainresultsfrom a lack of dopamine in the brain
motor symptoms such as tremor , rigidity , and slowness of movementscausesmotor symptoms such as tremor , rigidity , and slowness of movements
dementiacausesdementia
dementiacan causedementia
her to have dementiacausedher to have dementia
for some patientsmay causefor some patients
to motor disordersleadsto motor disorders
involuntary shaking and slow movementcausesinvoluntary shaking and slow movement