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The role of dopaminergic medication, lipid, and endocannabinoid pathway alterations in idiopathic and<i>PRKN/PINK1</i>-mediated Parkinson’s disease – a large-scale targeted metabolomics study

2024-03-02

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Alterations in many metabolites and biochemical pathways have been described in Parkinson’s Disease (PD). However, only a small fraction of these have been replicated in independent studies. As almost every PD patient is treated with dopaminergic medication, it is challenging to discriminate between disease- and drug-related effects, especially in relation to dopamine metabolism. We conducted a large-scale metabol...

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47295e37-2b70-5b2e-9a86-7746cdd60990
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10.1101/2024.03.01.24303613
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