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Structural variation in Parkinson's disease : focusing on the role of transposable elements in disease predisposition and pathogenesis

2019-01-01

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Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder with a complex aetiology including genetic risk factors, environmental exposure and aging. Recent genome wide association studies have been successful at identifying genetic variation that confers a risk for PD, yet despite this it is predicted that the large majority of the genetic attribution to the disease is still unknown. It is also noted that much of t...

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521c38a3-1733-536e-8875-caa68abc95ed
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10.17638/03056036
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