Does a Breached Blood-Brain Barrier Cause Seizures in AD?
Researchers link age-related weakening of the barrier to TGFβ signaling, hyperexcitation, and cognitive problems. In rodents, TGFβ antagonists attenuate these effects, reducing seizures.
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Researchers link age-related weakening of the barrier to TGFβ signaling, hyperexcitation, and cognitive problems. In rodents, TGFβ antagonists attenuate these effects, reducing seizures.
While gene-based therapy for late-onset AD may seem distant, rare neurological disorders could point the way.
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