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UCI study identifies ophthalmic acid as a neurotransmitter like dopamine, reversing Parkinson's mouse model movement impairments and potentially advancing treatment options.
A study from the University of California, Irvine, has identified ophthalmic acid as a neurotransmitter akin to dopamine, potentially offering new treatment avenues for Parkinson's and other movement disorders.
The research demonstrated that ophthalmic acid activates calcium-sensing receptors in the brain, reversing movement impairments in Parkinson's mouse models for over 20 hours.
This challenges the long-held belief that dopamine solely regulates motor function.
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El estudio UCI identifica el ácido oftalmológico como un neurotransmisor como la dopamina, revirtiendo las alteraciones del movimiento del modelo de Parkinson y potencialmente avanzando en las opciones de tratamiento.