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At the circuit level, Parkinson's disease is characterized by __________________, while Huntington's disease is characterized by_______________.
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At the circuit level, Parkinson's disease is characterized by __________________, while Huntington's disease is characterized by_______________.

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loss of substantia nigra dopamine neurons ; loss of neurons in the globus pallidus.
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