Tag Archives: amyloid
Cholesterol manipulation switches the production of “toxic Aβ” to “protective Aβ”
DNAJB6 – an early-stage scavenger of amyloidogenic peptides
Visualizing gelsolin amyloid with nanobodies; small molecules with big potential
Sick arteries give their small cousins a beating: new insight into vascular pathology in Alzheimer’s disease
Possible mechanisms of amyloid growth
Small or big, brain cells don’t like protein gunk that lead to diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and Huntington’s
An interdisiciplinary study by scientists at Trinity College Dublin (TCD, Ireland) have answered a hotly debated question in the neurodegenerative diseases research area: “Which protein aggregate form is the primary pathogenic agent in neurodegenerative diseases – (i) the prefibrillar oligomeric