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Exploring neuro-immune interactions in neurodegeneration : the role of B lymphocytes in Parkinson's disease

2020-01-01

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Background: Inflammation in the brain (as defined by microglial activation) and in the periphery (serum cytokines) is well described in Parkinson's disease (PD). I hypothesised that immune factors play a role in determining disease progression, focusing on the contribution of B lymphocytes. These cells play a number of roles including antibody production, maintenance of subcapsular sinus macrophages, antigen prese...

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b15c290b-f07f-5231-b17b-88a4115164a2
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10.17863/cam.47559
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