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> The researcher displays an image of a Siberian tiger brain, full of amyloid beta. “We have seen changes similar to Alzheimer’s in many mammals, but the diseas
by briefcomment 5y ago
> The researcher displays an image of a Siberian tiger brain, full of amyloid beta. “We have seen changes similar to Alzheimer’s in many mammals, but the disease never develops,” Rábano explains.
Interesting
- TaupeRanger 5y agoIt's well known that the amyloid hypothesis has failed to find any solid support as a cause (rather than an effect or co-occurrence) of other Alzheimer's processes. That's why the recent Biogen drug is so controversial.