BYU has discovered monocytes in the blood that provide a direct correlation to dopamine levels in the brain. These biomarkers enable the diagnosis and monitoring of disorders of d

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Background: BYU has discovered monocytes in the blood that provide a direct correlation to dopamine levels in the brain. These biomarkers enable the diagnosis and monitoring of disorders of dopamine transmission, which include Parkinson's disease, psychiatric conditions and addictions. Applications: This invention provides primary and secondary health professionals a tool to monitor dopamine disorders, which will improve diagnosis and treatment.

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