File:ISS-57 Alexander Gerst works in the Destiny lab (4).jpg

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English: NASA astronaut and station commander Alexander Gerst working on the CASIS PCG-16 investigation. CASIS PCG-16 evaluates growth of LRRK2 protein crystals in microgravity, a protein implicated in Parkinson’s disease.

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Taken on 30 November 2018

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File:ISS-57 Alexander Gerst works in the Destiny lab (4).jpg

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