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Join the MDS Basic Science Special Interest Group in their ongoing webinar series on Thursday, June 5 at 7:00 PM CDT. This installment of the series will examine the role of mitochondrial dysfunction in Parkinson’s disease pathogenesis with esteemed guest speakers Prof. Nobutaka Hattori and Prof. Carolyn Sue.
Their talks will cover insights from genetic studies linking key genes to molecular mechanisms underlying mitochondrial dysfunction, and the impact of environmental toxins in disease pathogenesis and their use in developing important PD animal models. Overall, their lectures will offer a comprehensive look at how mitochondrial pathways contribute to neurodegeneration and potential therapeutic strategies.
Prof. Nobutaka Hattori
Prof. Carolyn Sue
This webinar is designed to provide insights into the intersection of genetics, mitochondrial biology, and neurodegenerative diseases in Parkinson’s disease and will be of interest to clinicians, scientists and students.
