A beta Interaction with Transthyretin and Human cystatin C
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Description
Amyloid beta deposition in the brain is the hallmark of Alzheimers disease. Co-deposition of other amyloidogenic proteins like transthyretin, human cystatin C have been found in the plaques along with A beta. Revealing the details of the interaction between these proteins with A beta peptide in vitro is able to provide insight into finding new therapies for the disease.
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