CS2 Decoy Targets Parkinsons Mitochondrial Breakdown

TL;DR
CWRU researchers link alpha-synuclein to mitochondrial dysfunction in Parkinsons by binding to the ClpP enzyme; they designed a CS2 decoy to block this interaction, reducing inflammation and restoring function in cells and animal models, offering a potential root-cause therapy with human trials possible in about five years.
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