Preclinical Study Finds a Way to Reverse Symptoms of Parkinson’s in Mice
University of Sydney researchers have, for the first time ever, targeted a malfunctioning protein in mice having symptoms akin to Parkinson’s symptoms and successfully improved motor function in the mice. This breakthrough finding could open the door to finding a similar way to treat Parkinson’s disease in humans. For more than 10 years, the team worked to establish the biological mechanisms which underpin Parkinson’s. Their interest was in uncovering new ways to slow the progression of the disease or even treat it. In 2017, they published research documenting SOD1 protein abnormalities within the brain and showed that these abnormalities were…
