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So you are saying that the actual bacteria found in the brain is relatively small such that it's been hard to tell if and how amyloid beta relates to it.
by tabtab 8y ago
So you are saying that the actual bacteria found in the brain is relatively small such that it's been hard to tell if and how amyloid beta relates to it.
- btilly 8y agoThat, and hard to prove what is causing the brain damage. The amyloid beta deposits are easy to see and therefore to blame. But over time, bacteria can cause a lot of damage even if there aren't many at any given point.