Higher Overall and DBS-Specific Genetic Variant Yield in the South Florida PD GENEration Cohort (P11-16.015)

Priyanka Atit; Matthew Feldman; Carlos Singer; Ihtsham Haq; Corneliu Luca; Danielle Shpiner; Henry Moore; Jason Margolesky; Sarah Marmol; Claudia Cano; Lucila Hernández; Silvia Vargas Parra; Oriana Tarabay

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000216612

June 9, 2026Neurology

Higher Overall and DBS-Specific Genetic Variant Yield in the South Florida PD GENEration Cohort (P11-16.015)

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This research explores the demographic characteristics and genetic variations of participants in the PD GENEration cohort from South Florida.
Analyzed demographic features of PD GENEration participants from South Florida.
Identified and characterized genetic variants associated with Parkinson's disease.
Utilized a cohort design to gather comprehensive data on participants.
Identified a range of genetic variants linked to Parkinson's disease in the cohort.
Observed significant demographic diversity among South Florida participants.
Highlighted higher-than-expected yield of DBS-specific genetic variants within the population.

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Cohort study discusses genetic variants and demographics in South Florida Parkinson's Disease participants, highlighting implications for genetic research.

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To discuss PD GENEration participant demographic features and genetic variants in the South Florida area.

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