S-181 compound : a new angle of attack on PD

[Xenos]

It's fairly complicated and it's here :

parkinsonsnewstoday.com/201...

[jrg54321]

Good if you have a GBA1 genetic mutation.

[sharoncrayn in reply to jrg54321]

Technically, It is the "84GG" mutation within the GBA1 gene itself...(GBA1 is not a gene mutation; it is the gene itself) which I doubt you can even find a lab that will identify that mutation, assuming you have it. Check out similar mutations: N37OS and L444P.

These mutations seem to exist only in certain ethnic populations, or about 5% of the PD population.

Deep in the weeds of cell biology.

Sharon