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8/11/2011 – Study finds mechanisms involved in Parkinson’s disease

Researchers from the Stanford School of Medicine, including Center on Longevity faculty affiliate Bingwei Lu, have unraveled the mitochondrial mechanisms involved in Parkinson’s disease as part of a study that will be published Aug. 15 in Human Molecular Genetics.

Read the full story at The Stanford Daily

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