Frontiers in Human Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
19
Опубликована: Янв. 27, 2025
Introduction
Previous
researches
have
often
underestimated
the
diversity
and
combined
effects
of
risk
factors
for
Parkinson’s
disease
(PD).
This
study
aimed
to
identify
how
multiple
modifiable
collectively
impact
PD.
Methods
The
included
452,492
participants
from
UK
Biobank,
utilizing
genetic
data
255
phenotypic
variables.
A
broad
exposure
association
was
conducted
across
seven
domains:
socioeconomic
status,
medical
history,
psychosocial
factors,
physical
measures,
early
life,
local
environment,
lifestyle.
Risk
scores
each
domain
participant
were
generated.
joint
risks
assessed
using
Cox
proportional
hazards
model.
Population
attributable
fraction
(PAF)
estimated
quantify
contribution
ratio
in
different
domains
occurrence
Results
Multiple
significantly
(
p
<
1.96
×
10
−4
)
associated
with
PD
observed.
top
5
hand
grip
strength
(hazard
(HR)
=
0.98,
1.59
−24
),
long-standing
illness
(HR
1.38,
3.63
−20
self-reported
nervousness
1.56,
5.9
ever
suffered
mental
health
concerns
1.42,
5.48
−18
chest
pain
1.43
).
Individuals
unfavorable
lifestyle
had
an
increased
by
33
51%
compared
those
favorable
0.001).
Discussion
indicated
that
addressing
especially
measures
psychological
could
potentially
prevent
up
33.87%
cases.
In
formulating
prevention
strategies,
it
is
recommended
prioritize
such
as
lifestyle,
history.
Parkinson's
disease
(PD)
is
a
neurodegenerative
disorder
that
presents
challenges
in
early
diagnosis,
particularly
its
prodromal
stages.
PD
characterized
by
motor
and
non-motor
symptoms,
it
remains
challenging
to
diagnose
The
use
of
cerebrospinal
fluid
(CSF)
biomarkers
has
shown
promise
as
an
adjunctive
tool
for
detection
monitoring
progression.
aim
this
systematic
review
was
evaluate
the
diagnostic
potential
CSF
PD.
We
focused
on
assessing
reliability,
sensitivity,
specificity,
utility
various
accurate
diagnosis
A
comprehensive
search
conducted
across
multiple
databases,
including
PubMed,
Scopus,
Web
Science,
identify
relevant
studies
published
from
January
2015
November
2024.
Studies
were
included
if
they
examined
human
patients,
compared
healthy
controls
or
other
diseases.
Data
sample
size,
biomarker
types,
accuracy
extracted
34
eligible
studies.
methodological
quality
assessed
using
standard
tools,
qualitative
synthesis
performed
PRISMA
tools.
Analysis
done
assess
performance
selected
biomarkers.
identified
several
promising
biomarkers,
α-synuclein,
neurofilament
light
chain
(NfL),
DJ-1,
tau,
exosomal
Of
these,
α-synuclein
demonstrated
highest
with
sensitivity
70-85%
specificity
75-90%.
NfL
also
showed
strong
(65-85%)
detecting
neuronal
injury,
while
DJ-1
exhibited
high
early-stage
Multi-biomarker
panels,
combinations
NfL,
superior
individual
variability
biomarkers'
noted
studies,
indicating
need
standardization
assays
further
validation
through
larger,
multicenter
hold
significant
improving
PD,
when
used
combination.
However,
more
research
needed
establish
standardized
protocols
their
role
clinical
practice.
panels
show
tool,
but
investigation
required
confirm
cost-effectiveness
diverse
populations.
Future
should
focus
longitudinal
tracking
these
progression
therapeutic
response.
Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16
Опубликована: Март 8, 2024
Background
Parkinson’s
disease
(PD)
is
a
prevalent
neurodegenerative
disorder
that
significantly
benefits
from
early
diagnosis
for
effective
management
and
intervention.
Despite
advancements
in
medical
technology,
there
remains
critical
gap
the
non-invasive
detection
of
PD.
Current
diagnostic
methods
are
often
invasive,
expensive,
or
late
identifying
disease,
leading
to
missed
opportunities
Objective
The
goal
this
study
explore
efficiency
accuracy
combining
fNIRS
technology
with
machine
learning
algorithms
diagnosing
early-stage
PD
patients
evaluate
feasibility
approach
clinical
practice.
Methods
Using
an
ETG-4000
type
near-infrared
brain
function
imaging
instrument,
data
was
collected
120
60
healthy
controls.
This
cross-sectional
employed
multi-channel
mode
monitor
cerebral
blood
oxygen
changes.
were
processed
using
general
linear
model
β
values
extracted.
Subsequently,
four
types
models
developed
analysis:
Support
vector
(SVM),
K-nearest
neighbors
(K-NN),
random
forest
(RF),
logistic
regression
(LR).
Additionally,
SHapley
Additive
exPlanations
(SHAP)
applied
enhance
interpretability.
Results
SVM
demonstrated
higher
differentiating
between
control
group
(accuracy
85%,
f1
score
0.85,
area
under
ROC
curve
0.95).
SHAP
analysis
identified
most
contributory
channels
(CH)
as
CH01,
CH04,
CH05,
CH08.
Conclusion
based
on
algorithm
exhibited
good
performance
patients.
Future
should
focus
Frontopolar
Cortex
(FPC)
region.
Neurodegenerative
diseases,
including
Alzheimer's
and
Parkinson's,
are
characterized
by
progressive
neuronal
loss,
leading
to
cognitive
motor
impairments.
Early
diagnosis
remains
a
challenge
due
the
slow
progression
of
symptoms
limitations
current
diagnostic
methods.
Nanobiosensors,
leveraging
high
sensitivity
specificity
nanotechnology,
offer
promising,
noninvasive,
cost-effective
approach
for
detecting
disease
biomarkers
at
ultra-low
concentrations.
This
review
highlights
recent
advancements
in
nanobiosensor
technology,
integration
gold
nanoparticles,
quantum
dots,
carbon
nanotubes,
which
have
significantly
enhanced
biomarker
detection
precision.
Furthermore,
it
examines
advantages
nanobiosensors
over
traditional
techniques,
such
as
improved
sensitivity,
rapid
detection,
minimal
invasiveness.
The
potential
these
innovative
sensors
revolutionize
early
improve
patient
outcomes
is
discussed,
along
with
existing
challenges
clinical
translation,
stability,
reproducibility,
regulatory
considerations.
Addressing
will
be
crucial
integrating
into
routine
practice
advancing
personalized
medicine
neurodegenerative
disorders.
Cells,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(10), С. 710 - 710
Опубликована: Май 14, 2025
Understanding
the
risk
and
protective
factors
associated
with
Parkinson's
disease
(PD)
is
crucial
for
improving
outcomes
patients,
individuals
at
risk,
healthcare
providers,
systems.
Studying
these
not
only
enhances
our
knowledge
of
but
also
aids
in
developing
effective
prevention,
management,
treatment
strategies.
This
paper
reviews
key
PD,
a
particular
focus
on
biological
mechanisms
underlying
factors.
Risk
include
genetic
mutations,
racial
predispositions,
environmental
exposures,
all
which
contribute
to
an
increased
likelihood
PD
or
accelerating
its
progression.
Conversely,
factors,
such
as
regular
physical
exercise,
adherence
Mediterranean
diet,
higher
urate
levels,
have
potential
reduce
inflammation
support
mitochondrial
function,
thereby
mitigating
disease.
However,
identifying
validating
presents
significant
challenges.
These
challenges
absence
reliable
biomarkers,
intricate
interactions
between
components,
clinical
heterogeneity
observed
patients
PD.
barriers
complicate
establishment
clear
causal
relationships
hinder
development
targeted
preventive
To
overcome
challenges,
we
propose
several
solutions
recommendations.
may
inform
future
research
aimed
standardized
more
accurate
biomarkers
facilitating
earlier
diagnosis
improved
monitoring
Additionally,
offer
actionable
recommendations
prevention
management
tailored
healthy
individuals,
diagnosed
strategies
aim
improve
outcomes,
enhance
quality
life,
optimize
delivery
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
24(23), С. 17037 - 17037
Опубликована: Дек. 1, 2023
Parkinson’s
disease
is
a
neurodegenerative
condition
characterized
by
motor
dysfunction
resulting
from
the
degeneration
of
dopamine-producing
neurons
in
midbrain.
This
dopamine
deficiency
gives
rise
to
spectrum
movement-related
symptoms,
including
tremors,
rigidity,
and
bradykinesia.
While
precise
etiology
remains
elusive,
genetic
mutations,
protein
aggregation,
inflammatory
processes,
oxidative
stress
are
believed
contribute
its
development.
In
this
context,
fatty
acid-binding
proteins
(FABPs)
central
nervous
system,
FABP3,
FABP5,
FABP7,
impact
α-synuclein
neurotoxicity,
neuroinflammation.
These
FABPs
accumulate
mitochondria
during
neurodegeneration,
disrupting
their
membrane
potential
homeostasis.
particular,
abundant
nigrostriatal
dopaminergic
neurons,
responsible
for
propagation
into
intracellular
accumulation,
affecting
loss
mesencephalic
tyrosine
hydroxylase
protein,
rate-limiting
enzyme
biosynthesis.
review
summarizes
characteristics
FABP
family
delves
pathogenic
significance
pathogenesis
disease.
Furthermore,
it
examines
novel
therapeutic
targets
early
diagnostic
biomarkers
related
disorders.
Frontiers in Neurology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Сен. 19, 2024
In
the
last
few
years,
a
plethora
of
biomarkers
have
been
proposed
for
differentiation
Parkinson’s
disease
(PD)
from
its
mimics.
Most
them
consist
complex
measures,
often
based
on
expensive
technology,
not
easily
employed
outside
research
centers.
MRI
measures
widely
used
to
differentiate
between
PD
and
other
parkinsonism.
However,
these
measurements
were
performed
manually
small
brain
areas
in
patient
cohorts
with
intra-
inter-rater
variability.
The
aim
current
review
is
provide
comprehensive
updated
overview
literature
commonly
mimics
(including
parkinsonism
tremor
syndromes),
focusing
parameters
derived
by
simple
qualitative
or
quantitative
that
can
be
routine
practice.
Several
electrophysiological,
sonographic
shown
promising
results,
including
blink-reflex
recovery
cycle,
analysis,
assessment
substantia
nigra,
several
signs
linear
directly
MR
images.
most
significant
issue
studies
conducted
single
center,
limited
reproducibility
findings.
Future
should
carried
out
larger
international
patients
ensure
generalizability.
Moreover,
seek
different
diseases
but
similar
clinical
phenotypes,
distinguish
subtypes
same
disease,
assess
progression,
correlate
pathological
data.
An
even
more
important
goal
would
predict
preclinical
phase.