Brain immune cells ‘nibble’ harmful protein from neurons in Parkinson’s disease
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A newly identified protective behaviour by the brain’s immune cells suggests it may be possible to help neurons dispose of toxic protein aggregates without destroying the cells themselves, opening a potential new direction for Parkinson’s disease research. The post Brain immune cells ‘nibble’ harmful protein from neurons in Parkinson’s disease appeared first on Digital Journal .
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