Talk:PINK1

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Structure of human PINK1

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According to the WEHI Parkinson’s Disease Research Centre, in Australia, the structure of human PINK1 has been firstly discovered in 2025. This paper, published by Science, shows "what human PINK1 looks like, how PINK1 attaches to the surface of damaged mitochondria, or how it is switched on." Notice is confirmed by the BBC Science Focus Magazine, among others 176.200.115.119 (talk) 14:27, 17 March 2025 (UTC)Reply