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Interactions between nuclear and mitochondrial SNPs and Parkinson’s disease risk

2022-01-24

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Interactions between the products of the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes are critical for the function of most eukaryotic cells. Recently the introduction of mitochondrial replacement therapy has raised the question of incompatibilities between mitochondrial and nuclear variants, and their potential influence on the genetic makeup of human populations. Such interactions could also contribute to the variability o...

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Literature Corpus work: f7e70fe8-9709-5a94-a9e3-421544572f3e
DOI: 10.1101/2022.01.24.22269732

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