New York University · NeuroscienceRiboldi Neurobiology Lab
Giulietta Maria Riboldi · New York, New York
Research Focus
Dr. Giulietta Maria Riboldi's lab at NYU is focused on understanding Early Onset Parkinson's Disease (EOPD), which occurs before the age of 50. The lab studies how genetic factors, inflammatory responses, and alpha-synuclein protein accumulation contribute to different subtypes of EOPD. By analyzing patient data and biological samples, the lab works to identify distinct disease mechanisms that could lead to better-tailored treatments and improved patient care.
Early Onset Parkinson's Diseasesubtypesalpha-synucleingeneticsinflammationprecision medicinebiomarkersclinical trialsproteomicspatient stratification
Research Aims
3AIM 01Characterize the clinical and genetic profile of a large cohort of Early Onset Parkinson's Disease patients
AIM 02Assess the presence of alpha-synuclein in skin and CSF samples from EOPD patients
AIM 03Profile inflammatory responses in EOPD compared to late onset PD and control subjects
Skills the Lab Values
Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS)cluster analysisalpha-synuclein amplification assaysclinical data analysissingle-cell profilingproteomic analysisCerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) analysisbiomarker identificationpatient phenotypinginflammatory marker assessment
Output against the department
Publications107bottom 37% of dept.424th of 671
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Citations2.3kbottom 15% of dept.571st of 671
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