Peripheral inflammatory markers and clinical correlations in patients with frontotemporal lobar degeneration with and without the C9orf72 repeat expansion.

J Neurol · 2020 · PMC6954907 · PMID 31559531

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Interestingly, patients manifesting with Parkinsonism showed lower levels of IL-10, elevated levels of MCP-1, and a nonsignificant trend towards elevated levels of RANTES, suggesting that the clinical FTLD phenotype with Parkinsonism is associated with a disadvantageous pro-inflammatory profile.

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