Microbial Metallomics and Parkinson's Disease: A Unified Metal-Driven Framework Linking Ferroptosis, Dysbiosis, and alpha-Synuclein Pathology
Karen Pendergrass
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- 2025
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pendergrass-2026-microbial-metallomics-parkinsons-ferroptosis
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This paper introduced the unified framework connecting microbial metallomics, ferroptosis, and alpha-synuclein pathology in Parkinson's disease — three domains that had never been integrated. It provides the mechanistic explanation for why iron dysregulation in the gut drives both microbial dysbiosis and dopaminergic neurodegeneration through a single metal-dependent cascade. This framework is the structural basis for WikiBiome's Parkinson's disease signature and fundamentally reframed PD as a metallomics-driven ecological collapse rather than a purely neurological event.
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