Vesicular dysfunction and pathways to neurodegeneration

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Description

In this review, the pathways that have emerged as being critical for neuronal survival in the human brain is be discussed – illustrating the diversity of proteins and cellular events with three molecular case studies drawn from different neurological diseases.

Identifier (DOI)

10.1042/EBC20210034

Tags

Axonal transport
Endocytosis
Mitophagy
Neurodegeneration
Review
Trafficking

Discovery Team

Team Hardy

Program

Collaborative Research Network

Theme

PD Functional Genomics

Meet the Authors

Patrick Lewis

External Collaborator

Vesicular dysfunction and pathways to neurodegeneration

Output Details

Meet the Authors

Patrick Lewis

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