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This research aims to identify novel biomarkers related to vesicle transport in Parkinson’s Disease.

April 15, 2026

Machine Learning Identifies TRAPPC13/COPS5 as Biomarkers and Vesicle Transport Subtypes in Parkinson’s Disease

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This research aims to identify novel biomarkers related to vesicle transport in Parkinson’s Disease.
Used machine learning techniques to analyze gene-related data.
Focused on the identification of biomarkers associated with vesicle transport.
Examined the potential of TRAPPC13 and COPS5 as diagnostic tools.
Identified TRAPPC13 and COPS5 as strong diagnostic biomarkers for Parkinson’s Disease.
Revealed two molecular subtypes related to vesicle transport that enhance understanding of PD pathogenesis.
Demonstrated potential for guiding personalized therapeutic strategies in PD.

Abstract

This analysis identified TRAPPC13 and COPS5 as novel vesicle transport-related diagnostic biomarkers for PD. These genes show strong diagnostic potential, and the two identified molecular subtypes offer new insights into PD pathogenesis and may guide personalized therapeutic strategies.

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Qingxiao Xie

Baocheng Yang

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Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences / Journal Canadien des Sciences Neurologiques

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Zhejiang Chinese Medical University

Zhuhai People's Hospital

Zhejiang Hospital

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Machine Learning Identifies TRAPPC13/COPS5 as Biomarkers and Vesicle Transport Subtypes in Parkinson’s Disease

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