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Animal model opens way to test Alzheimer’s disease therapies – EurekAlert
Our knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease has grown rapidly in the past few decades but it has proven difficult to translate fundamental discoveries about the disease…
IMAGE: Inflammatory cells (red and green) flood into part of the brain where neurons are affected by misfolded tau protein (orange). This model in rhesus macaque monkeys shows similarities to development…
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Credit: Danielle Beckman, UC Davis/CNPRC
Our knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease has grown rapidly in the past few decades but it has proven difficult to translate fundamental discoveries about the disease into new treatments. Now researchers at the California National Primate Research…
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