Scientists uncover 'root cause' of Alzheimer's disease in breakthrough study
New research suggests that the formation of stress granules, clumps of proteins and RNA under stress, is a potential root cause of Alzheimer's disease. These granules affect biological processes, such as cell survival and gene expression, leading to key Alzheimer's markers like tau tangles and inflammation.
New research suggests that the formation of stress granules, clumps of proteins and RNA under stress, is a potential root cause of Alzheimer's disease. These granules affect biological processes, such as cell survival and gene expression, leading to key Alzheimer's markers like tau tangles and inflammation.
