By Jennifer O'Hara

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emmamelebo
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Posted by emmamelebo @emmamelebo, May 5, 2017

Do patients who have undergone skin biopsies, notified or informed that their blood cells will be used for research?

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Jayme Cody
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Posted by Jayme Cody @jcody, May 5, 2017

Is this something that they are practicing at the Rochester location as well? My family member has Alzheimerâ€™s and I am wondering if this is something they would be able to offer her.

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Posted by Karah Harvey @karahharvey, May 6, 2017

Will this also be done for patients with multiple sclerosis?

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Posted by dwight @dwightaric, May 10, 2017

Fascinating. I'm wondering if we are also studying cervical dystonia, another neurological disease, in addition to Parkinsons? Is there anywhere I can find more information on this specific work?

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Posted by Lynda de Widt @ldewidt, May 5, 2017

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Patients sign consent forms prior to their cells being used. Research Communications Team

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