A Hypothesized Role of Uncharacterized Gene CG 10809 in Parkinson Disease and Neurodegeneration

Authors

  • Asma El Gaoud

Abstract

This study looks at different resources that implicate the function of the CG10809 unknown gene and designs an experiment to verify (or falsify) the hypothesis. Given the evidence and information, we predict that the CG10809 is a calcium ion transport channel protein that is part of the nuclear pore complex.

Cover image: Reflections by Marissa Magneson and Joshua Prescott

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Published

2022-02-13

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El Gaoud, A. (2022). A Hypothesized Role of Uncharacterized Gene CG 10809 in Parkinson Disease and Neurodegeneration. Revue YOUR Review (York Online Undergraduate Research), 7. Retrieved from https://yourreview3.journals.yorku.ca/index.php/yourreview/article/view/40664

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Volume 6/7 (2019/2020)

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Abstracts & Posters

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