Multiple Choice
The immediate cause of Parkinson's disease is the:
A) net increase in the excitatory output from the globus pallidus.
B) gradual, progressive death of neurons in the substantia nigra.
C) immediate, mass death of neurons releasing acetylcholine.
D) accumulation of amyloid-beta in neurons.
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