Genia Brin’s Double Parkinson’s Mutation


July 10, 2012 | The mother of Google founder Sergey Brin has an extremely rare form of Parkinson's disease -- she carries two copies of a faulty gene known as LRRK2. A cell line derived from cells is aiding biomedical research into the disorder. Moment Magazine
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