Barcelona: Taking Parkinson’s Research From Movement to Mind
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International Conference on Alzheimer's & Parkinson's Diseases 2011
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Tau Modification—Move Over Phosphate, Make Room for Acetylation
Researchers report that tau is acetylated in vitro, in cell culture, in a mouse tauopathy model, and in several human tauopathies...
Barcelona: Straight Talk From a Regulator on Trials in Parkinson’s
It’s the rare occasion that scientists get unvarnished advice from their colleagues at the drug approval authorities at public conferences...
Complement Receptor Found to Regulate Adult Neurogenesis
You may know it for its role in rallying immune cells, but complement receptor also helps tone down adult hippocampal neurogenesis...
Barcelona: 10th AD/PD Conference Hosts a Shaken, Restive Field
The buzz that 2,711 scientists from 68 countries generated at AD/PD 2011 was remarkable for how it sounded opposing notes at equal volume...
Funding Woes: What’s Behind the Falling NIA Payline?
As most researchers are painfully aware, the percentage of grant applications funded by the National Institute on Aging (NIA) has plummeted in recent years...
First Phase 2 Success for Gene Therapy in Parkinson’s
Injecting millions of viral particles deep into the brain may sound nefarious, but when they carry the gene for GAD, the strategy may be a therapy for PD...
Hop Along RNAs: Jumping Genes Guide Transcripts to Dendrites
In neurons, not all introns are left on the nuclear cutting-room floor...
Bad Blood—Scavenger Receptor Links Aβ to Oxidative Stress in Mice
Clogging the brain with Aβ drives up oxidative stress and stunts cerebral blood flow...
New Insight on Insight? More on Amygdala’s Role in Long-Term Memory
The amygdala, an almond-shaped brain structure known as the seat of emotion, also contributes to higher thinking...
Alzheimer’s Prevention Initiative Workshop: Colombian Families
Colombians Come to Fore in Alzheimer’s Research, Mass Media A Neurologist’s Devotion Puts Familial AD Research Onto New Plane Detecting Familial AD Ever Earlier: Subtle Memory Signs 15 Years Before Scientists and Regulators Discuss Preclinical AD Trials C
Research Brief: Mice Mimic Most ALS Pathologies?
ALS is a disease of lower motor neurons and upper motor neurons (UMNs), but whether UMN degeneration in mouse models closely mirrors human pathology has been unclear...
Time to Open the Kimono—Which Drugs in Preclinical Trials?
Alzheimer’s Prevention Initiative scientists impressed the audience with the work the team had done over the past year...
Can Adaptive Trials Ride to the Rescue?
AD researchers are getting curious about an innovative type of trial design that is showing success in cancer and in medical device development...
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