Braak stage 1, 100% of pigmented neurons left
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Receipt 16803

A sealed prediction that did not hold.

no effect in discovery (spearman rho +0.10, p 0.790). This receipt's hash covers every field on it, plus the hash of receipt 16802, so changing any earlier receipt would break every one after it. Your browser recomputes it below.

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  1. PARKINSON RECEIPTno. 16803
    01 Nov 2026, 01:25 UTC

    RPS9

    dopamine neurons, braak

    predictionRPS9 in dopamine neurons tracks Braak Lewy-body stage

    registered6d00dd93134215ef

    discovery+0.10 p=0.790 n=9

    replication+0.06 p=0.869 n=9

    neededp < 0.05 twice, same sign

    no effect in discovery (spearman rho +0.10, p 0.790)

    dataVolpato et al. 2025, ventral substantia nigra (18 donors)

    NO EFFECT

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receipt 16803: RPS9 in dopamine neurons, braak

power
full sample -0.03 (p 0.922, n 18), 95% CI -0.49 to +0.45. the interval is wide: not enough donors to tell.
confounder
adjusted for sex: -0.02 (p 0.935, n 18). does not hold up.
composition
dopamine neurons share of nuclei vs axis +0.05 (p 0.854); controlling for it: -0.02 (p 0.935, n 18). could be the mix.
skeptic
leave-one-out range -0.18 to +0.08, sign flips 8; without severely affected donors -0.03 (p 0.922, n 18). fragile.
cell type
no other cell group does better.
axis
no measure beats "tracks Braak Lewy-body stage" for RPS9 in dopamine neurons.

case closed: nothing better to follow up.