Elucidating the functional interplay between Parkinson’s disease-related proteins and the mitochondrion

Elucidating the functional interplay between Parkinson’s disease-related proteins and the mitochondrion

La maladie de Parkinson (MP) est une affection neurodégénérative fréquente d’étiologie inconnue, touchant environ 5% de la population mondiale après 80 ans. Environ 10% des cas correspondent à des formes familiales à transmission mendélienne. Pendant longtemps, un dysfonctionnement mitochondrial a é...

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Main Author:	Bertolin, Giulia
Other Authors:	Paris 5
Language:	en
Published:	2013
Subjects:	Maladie de Parkinson Parkine PINK1 Mitochondrie Contrôle de la qualité mitochondriale Machinerie TOM Drp1 Hsd17b10 Parkinson’s disease Parkin Mitochondria Mitochondrial quality control TOM complex 616.833
Online Access:	http://www.theses.fr/2013PA05T043/document

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