Mitochondrial Polymorphisms Significantly Reduce the Risk of Parkinson Disease
Joelle M. van der Walt(Center for Human Genetics), Jeffery M. Vance(University of Miami), Frank Mastaglia(The University of Western Australia), Rajesh Pahwa(University of Kansas Medical Center), Bradley C. Hiner(Medical College of Wisconsin), Jonathan L. Haines(Vanderbilt University), Gary W. Small(University of Iowa), B.L. Scott(Georgetown University), Lefkos Middleton(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Jeffrey M. Stajich(Duke University), Amy Colcher(Georgetown University), Adam C. McLaurin(Duke University), Christopher G. Goetz(St. Luke's Hospital), Joseph Jankovic(Baylor College of Medicine), Ray L. Watts(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Eden R. Martin(University of Miami), Martha Nance(Hennepin County), William G. Ondo(Houston Methodist), William K. Scott(University of Miami), Kristin K. Nicodemus(Duke University Hospital), Margaret A. Pericak‐Vance(Center for Human Genetics), Fred H. Allen(New York Blood Center), Matthew B. Stern(University of Pennsylvania Health System), Donald E. Schmechel(Duke University Hospital), Kelly E. Lyons(University of Kansas Medical Center), Jean Hubble(The Ohio State University), William C. Koller(Stanford University)
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