Parkinson’s disease is a disease that has affected one million Americans and seven million people world-wide. When James Parkinson discovered the disease in 1817, he hoped that there would be a cure to cure this disease. Almost 200 years has passed and still no cure has been found. However, many researchers has discovered that it’s a possibility that there is a “bad actor” in this disease which could be a simple protein: alpha-synuclein. The abnormal molecule creates sticky clumps that jumps from neutron to neutron killing cells. In other words, these sticky clumps are killing an important brain chemical cells which is the neurotransmitter dopamine. Parkinson’s disease plays in three acts. First, shows symptoms like constipation, loss of smell,
