EVALUATING THE ROLE OF SNCA, GBA AND LRRK2 IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF PARKINSON’S DISEASE

• Alicia Bautista-Garcia,
• M. Isabel Sierro-Caletrío,
• Clara Ruz,
• Sara Bandrés-Ciga,
• Francisco Arrebola,
• Francisco Vives,
• Raquel Duran

Affiliations

Alicia Bautista-Garcia

University of Granada, Institute Of Neurosciences ''federico Olóriz'', Centre Of Biomedical Research, Granada, Spain

M. Isabel Sierro-Caletrío

University of Granada, Institute Of Neurosciences ''federico Olóriz'', Centre Of Biomedical Research, Granada, Spain

Clara Ruz

University of Granada, Institute Of Neurosciences ''federico Olóriz'', Centre Of Biomedical Research, Granada, Spain

Sara Bandrés-Ciga

National Institutes of Health, Molecular Genetics Section, Laboratory Of Neurogenetics, Bethesda, United States of America

Francisco Arrebola

University of Granada, Institute Of Neurosciences ''federico Olóriz'', Centre Of Biomedical Research, Granada, Spain

Francisco Vives

University of Granada, Institute Of Neurosciences ''federico Olóriz'', Centre Of Biomedical Research, Granada, Spain

Raquel Duran

University of Granada, Institute Of Neurosciences ''federico Olóriz'', Centre Of Biomedical Research, Granada, Spain