Parkinson’s disease-related Miro1 mutation induces mitochondrial dysfunction and loss of dopaminergic neurons <i>in vitro</i> and <i>in vivo</i>
Axel Chemla(University of Luxembourg), Cláudia Saraiva(University of Luxembourg), Alise Žagare(University of Luxembourg), Anne‐Marie Marzesco(University of Luxembourg), Kyriaki Barmpa(University of Luxembourg), Pierre Garcia(Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg), Ginevra Sacripanti(University of Luxembourg), Jochen Ohnmacht(University of Luxembourg), Jaqueline Jung(University of Tübingen), Giuseppe Arena(University of Luxembourg), Jens C. Schwamborn(University of Luxembourg), Alexandre Baron(University of Luxembourg), Anne Grünewald(University of Luxembourg), Paul Antony(University of Luxembourg), Manuel Buttini(Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg), Rejko Krüger(Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg), Thorsten Schmidt(University of Tübingen)
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