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Neuronal 'traffic jam' marks early Alzheimer's disease
prove valuable in testing diagnostic and therapeutic approaches, said Goldstein.
The researchers are also analyzing more brain tissue samples from humans with Alzheimer's disease, to confirm their findings of the early transport defects and their effects on neuronal death.
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Source:Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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