TP53 and Parkinson disease: Using this technique, they processed 75 AD, 66 controls, 15 subjects affected by another neuroinflammatory disease, Parkinson's disease and 3 subjects affected with other types of dementia (2 vascular dementia; 1 progressive supranuclear palsy) and confirmed the previous findings: AD subjects expressed higher levels of unfolded p53 in comparison with controls and subjects with other neurological diseases.