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Oleuropein regulates neuronal survival and Histone acetylation in Parkinson’s disease: cellular and epigenetic insights

Jul 2026 · Metabolic brain disease · Vol 41 · 0 citations · 87 references
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The data suggest that OLE regulates at both cellular and epigenomic levels by promoting the enrichment of acetylated H3K9 on the neuro-survival gene promoter region in the nigrostriatal region of PD mice, suggesting its neuroprotective role might involve in modulating chromatin structure and epigenetic regulation in PD.

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