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Uncovering sex differences in Parkinson’s Disease through metaanalysis of single cell transcriptomic studies

2024-12-20

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Abundant evidence supports the significant impact of biological sex on various aspects of Parkinson Disease (PD), including incidence, progression, symptoms or response to treatment. The incidence and prevalence of the disease is higher in males, while its age of onset is earlier than in females. There are also sex differences in the symptomatology, both motor and non-motor. In female PD, tremor, pain, depression...

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437447e1-48a8-5526-8c42-6577c5ac4f38
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10.1101/2024.12.20.628852
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