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At 2nd Kloster Seeon Meeting, Renewed Optimism for Targeting BACE1 What Exactly Does BACE Do in Adults? BACE Inhibition and the Synapse—Insights from Seeon Does BACE Drive Neurites into Dystrophy, Shorting Circuits? Will Next-Gen BACE Inhibitors Dodge Sid
At the 2nd Kloster Seeon meeting on BACE proteases, researchers linked BACE substrates to regulation of synaptic activity.
In Seeon, researchers reported that blocking the protease may heal dystrophic neurites and repair electrical activity.
Despite no warning signs in ongoing clinical trials, researchers are searching for safer drugs, and better biomarkers to measure what they do.
In development, the brain follows a set of rules when it folds to form its ridges and grooves. Those rules change with age, and especially in Alzheimer’s.
In Italian memory clinics, the PET scans resulted in diagnosis and medication changes for up to a third of patients.
Two international initiatives compile metadata from aging and AD studies into huge searchable catalogs in hopes of speeding research progress.
Trial sponsors moved children from ongoing trials to open-label studies following positive interim results of an antisense oligonucleotide treatment.
Before any other changes, the fatty coating on peripheral nerve fibers breaks apart, heralding their degeneration.
Fluselenamyl avoids white matter and binds diffuse plaques
Insulin delivered directly to the brain does nothing to Aβ in an AD mouse model, complicating the relationship between diabetes and Alzheimer’s.
In a PD mouse model, microbes pump out short-chain fatty acids that worsen synuclein aggregation and motor problems. Intestinal flora from people appears to do the same.
Researchers at SfN 2016 painted a more detailed picture of how misfolded proteins may proliferate, as one cell spreads these “hot potatoes” to the next.
Cell lines can serve as sensors for strains found in different human tauopathies.
Astrocytes and Exosomes Implicated in Protein Propagation Knock-In Alzheimer’s Mice Catch on More Broadly in the Field Next-Generation Mouse Models: Tau Knock-ins and Human Chimeras Inflammation Helps Microglia Clear Amyloid from AD Brains Exosomes and An
