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  • The State of Development for Therapies to Treat Tauopathies
  • Cellular diversity in neural organoids is critical for neurodegenerative disease modeling
  • Beyond ALS: Misfolded SOD1 Emerges as a Shared Player in Brain Disease

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fightaging.org /1 month ago

The State of Development for Therapies to Treat Tauopathies

The major neurodegenerative conditions are characterized by pathology deriving from a small number of misfolded or otherwise altered proteins. Amyloid-β misfolding and aggregation...

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journals.plos.org /1 week ago

Cellular diversity in neural organoids is critical for neurodegenerative disease modeling

by Shiying Liu, Shi-Yan Ng Neuroinflammation and vascular dysfunction are hallmarks of most neurodegenerative diseases. For organoids intended to model neurodegeneration, immune,...

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bioengineer.org /2 weeks ago

Beyond ALS: Misfolded SOD1 Emerges as a Shared Player in Brain Disease

A sweeping review of human neuropathological evidence shows that misfolded SOD1, long tied to familial ALS, coexists with TDP-43, tau, alpha-synuclein, and amyloid-beta across mult...

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journals.plos.org /2 weeks ago

Why are some neurons spared in neurodegeneration? Cellular subtype identity maintenance as a candidate threshold-setting...

by Dong Won Kim Neurodegenerative diseases often damage some neuronal populations while sparing closely related neighbors. But instead of asking why some neurons die, should we be...

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braingle.com /1 month ago

Alzheimer's Disease

Alzheimer's disease is a degenerative disease of the nerve cells in the brain that causes impairment of memory and other brain functions -- such as language or perception of realit...

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journals.plos.org /5 days ago

Oxidative signaling thresholds shape vulnerability in the central and peripheral nervous systems

by Shuji Wakatsuki, Toshiyuki Araki Neurodegeneration is frequently associated with oxidative stress, yet the mechanisms that convert reactive oxygen species (ROS) into irreversib...

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bioengineer.org /2 weeks ago

Hidden Brain Cells Called Oligodendrocytes Emerge as Unexpected Drivers of Parkinson’s Disease

A spatial multi-omics study in Nature Communications identifies disease-associated oligodendrocytes whose interleukin 33–ST2 signaling influences alpha-synuclein burden and motor s...

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bioengineer.org /1 month ago

New mechanistic pathways link oxidative stress to neurodegeneration

The human brain is an extraordinarily expensive organ to run. Although it accounts for only about two percent of body mass, it devours roughly twenty percent of the body’s oxygen s...

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labiotech.eu /3 weeks ago

Changing with the times: what is the future of biomarkers in neurology?

Biomarkers that reflect the brain’s workings have been difficult to pin down in neurology studies, but the field has come a long way. The post Changing with the times: what is the...

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bioengineer.org /1 week ago

Mitochondrial protein CHCHD2 emerges as a guardian of the aging brain

New research shows that the age-related decline of the mitochondrial protein CHCHD2 disrupts the mitochondria-lysosome axis and drives proteostatic collapse in Lewy body disorders,...

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fightaging.org /1 month ago

Different Parts of the Brain Exhibit Different Vulnerability to Synucleinopathy

Parkinson's disease and Lewy body dementia are synucleinopathies, characterized by the spread of misfolded α-synuclein through the central nervous system. The presence of misfolded...

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fightaging.org /1 month ago

NRF2 Downregulation in Oligodendrocytes as a Contributing Cause of Cognitive Decline in Mice

Oligodendrocytes resident in the brain are responsible for maintaining the insulating myelin sheaths around axons that are required for the effective transmission of electrical imp...

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multiple-sclerosis-research.org /1 month ago

Where is the action of anti-CD20 and other antibodies on Neurodegeneration

Nerve damage is a consequence of poorly controlled MS and in one place it is easy to monitor nerve damage and this is in the eye. The eye is connected to your brain and nerve damag...

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fightaging.org /1 month ago

There is Such a Thing as Too Much of a Focus on the Brain in Neurodegenerative Disease

Every tissue in the body exchanges signals with every other tissue. Every tissue is dependent on specialized functions that are conducted elsewhere in the body. Thus in the matter...

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