PROGRESSIVE PARKINSONIAN PHENOTYPE AND SYNUCLEINOPATHY ARE ASSOCIATED WITH NF-ΚB/C-REL DEFICIENCY IN MOUSE AND HUMAN SUBJECTS

• Michele Gennari,
• Vanessa Porrini,
• Edoardo Parrella,
• Marina Benarese,
• Andrea Pilotto,
• Marika Vezzoli,
• Gaia Faustini,
• Francesca Longhena,
• Arianna Bellucci,
• Angelo Antonini,
• Alessandro Padovani,
• Marina Pizzi

Affiliations

Michele Gennari

University of Brescia, Department Of Molecular And Translational Medicine, Brescia, Italy

Vanessa Porrini

University of Brescia, Department Of Molecular And Translational Medicine, Brescia, Italy

Edoardo Parrella

University of Brescia, Department Of Molecular And Translational Medicine, Brescia, Italy

Marina Benarese

University of Brescia, Department Of Molecular And Translational Medicine, Brescia, Italy

Andrea Pilotto

University of Brescia, Department Of Clinical And Experimental Sciences, Brescia, Italy

Marika Vezzoli

University of Brescia, Department Of Molecular And Translational Medicine, Brescia, Italy

Gaia Faustini

University of Brescia, Department Of Molecular And Translational Medicine, Brescia, Italy

Francesca Longhena

University of Brescia, Department Of Molecular And Translational Medicine, Brescia, Italy

Arianna Bellucci

University of Brescia, Department Of Molecular And Translational Medicine, Brescia, Italy

Angelo Antonini

University of Padova, Parkinson And Movement Disorders Unit, Study Centre For Neurodegeneration, Padova, Italy

Alessandro Padovani

University of Brescia, Department Of Clinical And Experimental Sciences, Brescia, Italy

Marina Pizzi

University of Brescia, Department Of Molecular And Translational Medicine, Brescia, Italy