Physiological phenotype and vulnerability in Parkinson's disease

Keyphrases

• Parkinson's Disease 100%
• Vulnerability 100%
• Physiological Characters 100%
• Action Potential 40%
• Ca2+ Entry 40%
• Aging 20%
• Excitability 20%
• Risk Factors 20%
• Genetic mutation 20%
• Mitochondria 20%
• At-risk 20%
• Reactive Oxygen Species 20%
• Age-related Illnesses 20%
• Mitochondrial Function 20%
• Neuroprotective Strategies 20%
• Human Use 20%
• Residence Time 20%
• Membrane Potential 20%
• Cellular Physiology 20%
• L-type 20%
• Cellular Aging 20%
• Mitochondrial Respiration 20%
• Superoxide 20%
• Cellular Respiration 20%
• Ca2+ Buffering 20%
• Voltage-dependent Channels 20%
• Ion Gradient 20%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Action Potential 100%
• Energy Transfer 100%
• Cell Aging 50%
• Gene Mutation 50%
• Mitochondrion 50%
• Electric Potential 50%
• Mitochondrial Respiration 50%
• Excitability 50%
• Membrane Potential 50%
• Retention Time 50%
• Cellular Respiration 50%
• Gene Linkage 50%

Neuroscience

• Parkinson's Disease 100%
• Energy Transfer 40%
• Action Potential 40%
• Neuroprotective Agent 20%
• Mitochondrion 20%
• Reactive Oxygen Species 20%
• Membrane Potential 20%
• Mitochondrial Function 20%
• Cellular Respiration 20%
• Gene Mutation 20%
• Excitability 20%
• Cellular Senescence 20%
• Mitochondrial Respiration 20%