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Protein identified as critical for keeping Alzheimer’s disease pathology in check

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By: American Nurse Today

A study by scientists at Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute suggests that a protein called membralin is critical for keeping Alzheimer’s disease pathology in check and could provide a new path toward future treatments for Alzheimer’s disease. Read more.

via Technology Networks

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