Amyloid-β Seeding as a Basis for a Blood Test for Alzheimer's Disease
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Blood tests to assess Alzheimer's disease risk and progression exist, for example based on the presence of circulating varieties of tau protein, but there is a great deal of room for improvement. Researchers here provide evidence for an approach to the measurement of very small amounts of misfolded amyloid-β in blood to work reasonably well in patients. The amyloid cascade hypothesis continues to steer much of the field of research and development for Alzheimer's disease; misfolded amyloid-β spr
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