Episode 11: Upgrading the Parkinson's Disease Research Toolkit

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In this second episode of the series, Dr. Birgitt Schuele discusses how the study of Parkinson’s disease has transformed over the years, from gel bands done by hand to modern sequencing technologies. Dr. Schuele then detours to how we as scientists recognize research in today’s big data biology. We also find an answer to the question “what does a researcher gain through personal interactions with their patients?” Join us in our conversation to hear Birgitt’s take on these topics and more!

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