Do somatic mitochondrial DNA mutations contribute to Parkinson's disease?

Parkinsons Dis · 2011 · PMC3096076 · PMID 21603185

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In addition, the work from Bender and colleagues identified that mtDNA deletions were higher still in individuals with Parkinson's disease compared to aged controls (52.3% and 43.3% resp.), although the difference was of borderline significance ( P = .06).

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