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Gene Expression Differences in Peripheral Blood of Parkinson ’s Disease Patients with Distinct Progression Profiles

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Table 1. Clinical characterization of the cohort.
Fig 1. Hierarchical clustering of genes detected as differentially expressed in rapid versus slow progression PD patients
Fig 2. Functional network of the differentially expressed genes altered in PD patients having slow versus rapid disease progression.
Fig 3. Selected genes investigated by qPCR in PD patients-derived samples. -ΔCts plotted for 10 genes chosen for qPCR validation in cDNA obtained from 16 patients with either slow or rapid progression of the disease
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