Energy deficiency instead of pure oxidative stress: New data show that in Friedreich’s ataxia, disturbances in fatty acid and ketone body metabolism in particular contribute to selective neurodegeneration. The article explains the pathophysiology, explains the neuronal vulnerability and shows which metabolic signaling pathways could be addressed therapeutically in the future.
Autoren
- Dr. Ulf Blanke
Publikation
- InFo NEUROLOGIE & PSYCHIATRIE
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