PARKINSON-Moussa thinks nilotinib can free up these lysosomes, which he calls the brain’s “garbage disposal system”, to do a better job of clearing out the accumulation of proteins in the brain that is associated with Parkinson’s disease

Moussa thinks nilotinib can free up these lysosomes, which he calls the brain’s “garbage disposal system”, to do a better job of clearing out the accumulation of proteins in the brain that is associated with Parkinson’s disease