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Innovative diagnostic approaches for biomarkers in Parkinson disease

Objective

Parkinson disease (PD), a specific type of a group of neurodegenerative disorders called synucleinopathies, is the second most common neurodegenerative disorder worldwide. Many neurodegenerative disorders are preceded by a pre-symptomatic phase, probably lasting years, during which degeneration and death of neurons occurs before any clinical symptoms appear. One major goal of clinical research is to improve early detection of these diseases by developing tools to move diagnosis backward in the neurodegeneration temporal course. Thus, the central objective of this INDABIP proposal is the identification of molecular markers that hallmark the onset of a cellular dysfunction in the brain areas involved in PD. These markers would enable to identify at-risk groups both for disease onset and progression during the pre-clinical period. INDABIP combines in a very unique form the latest technologies in biomarkers research provided by the companies to be applied on invaluable human material in one of the largest brain tissue collection ever approached combined finally with further research and validation on cell and in vivo models. Within our consortium we will have access to more than 120 neuropathologically-confirmed brains in Barcelona, Munich and from Brain-Net Germany. The putative biomarkers will be analyzed boinformatically and the more promising ones submitted to a validation program including quantitative PCR, WB and inmunohistochemistry confirmation. Additionally, a careful assessment for the potential as pharmacological targets will be done on the obtained biomarkers.

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FP6-2005-LIFESCIHEALTH-7
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ORYZON GENOMICS
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