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Which are the causes of Multiple Systems Atrophy?
Causes of Multiple Systems Atrophy explained: genetic and environmental factors, reviewed against medical sources, plus patient perspectives.
As of 2018 the exact underlying cause of multiple system atrophy is unknown. From post mortem observations of brain tissue it appears that a buildup of toxic alpha-synuclein protein in nerve cells is somehow involved in the pathology of the disease. Current research is focused on finding ways to prevent or reverse this toxic buildup.
Posted Jul 11, 2017 by Pam Bower 2952
I do not know, it would be speculation
Posted Jan 4, 2018 by Jan 1500
The simple answer is that the neurons of those with the disease show increased amounts of alpha-synuclein. The reason for the excess alpha-synuclein has not been determined.
But, overall, as it impacts your neurons, you steadily lose brain cells controlling your body.
But, overall, as it impacts your neurons, you steadily lose brain cells controlling your body.
Posted Mar 23, 2018 by [email protected] 3020
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Still do not know the causes.
Posted May 10, 2017 by Lorena 1000
