Researchers have sussed out the biological workings of immune cell mutations previously associated with Alzheimer's disease.
immune cells. These cells identify and devour invaders or other cells that have gone wrong in our brains.
Microglia with mutations of PLCG2 appear to respond differently to the amyloid plaques, the researchers observed. They change the immune cell's ability to alter and compact the plaques.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Scientists discover how brain cells die in Alzheimer’s in breakthrough study“For the first time we get a clue to how and why neurons die in Alzheimer’s disease. There’s been a lot of speculation for 30-40 years, but nobody has been able to pinpoint the me…
Les mer »
Losing Sleep Raises The Risk of Alzheimer's Thanks to This One ProteinIf you've ever had a rough night's sleep and felt like your brain was running on empty the next day, you might not be surprised to hear it's more than a fleeting feeling.
Les mer »
Unraveling the Secrets of Alzheimer’s – Researchers Create a New Window on Leading Genetic CauseNew research provides a fresh glimpse of APOE, scores of new molecular players in the central nervous system. Researchers have developed a technique to identify key fat-filled particles known as lipoproteins within the central nervous system, opening a new view into the workings of the brain. Th
Les mer »
Researchers discover tissue-specific protection against protein aggregationResearchers have identified a backup mechanism of protein quality control which prevents the toxic effects of protein aggregation in specific tissues when normal methods of molecular monitoring fail. By understanding how different tissues tackle protein build up, this research could accelerate the identification of ways to protect tissues that are vulnerable to protein build up, possibly tackling both disease-associated protein aggregates and also age-dependent aggregates that accelerate the functional decline of tissues.
Les mer »
Archaeologists discover 2000-year-old graves containing burnt human remainsThe researchers also found a flint arrowhead that appears to be more than 2,000 years older than the cremation cemetery itself.
Les mer »
Best refrigerator deals at the Discover Samsung fall sale: Save up to $1,500 this weekendThis is your last chance to save big this fall on a top-rated Samsung smart fridge.
Les mer »