The biochemical conditions related to it were identified by Arvid Carlsson, who shared the 2000 Nobel in Physiology and Medicine for the work.
The biochemical conditions related to it were identified by Arvid Carlsson, who shared the 2000 Nobel in Physiology and Medicine for the work. There are currently no blood or laboratory tests that can be made to help diagnose (*) this condition that is often characterized by akinesia, postural instability, rigidity and tremor. FTP, identify this disorder often caused by the insufficient production of dopamine and treated with L-Dopa formally documented by its namesake in 1817's An Essay on the Shaking Palsy.
The biochemical conditions related to it were identified by Arvid Carlsson, who shared the 2000 Nobel in Physiology and Medicine for the work.
{Parkinson's} Disease