Parkinson's-linked protein may sabotage the brain's waste disposal system
A protein's shape can make all the difference between keeping the body running smoothly and contributing to disease. A protein called α-synuclein (α-syn), under normal conditions, helps neurons release neurotransmitters by interacting with tiny structures called synaptic vesicles at the ends of nerv

<p>A protein's shape can make all the difference between keeping the body running smoothly and contributing to disease. A protein called α-synuclein (α-syn), under normal conditions, helps neurons release neurotransmitters by interacting with tiny structures called synaptic vesicles at the ends of nerv</p>