Prion Strain Interactions Are Highly Selective

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Various misfolded and aggregated neuronal proteins commonly coexist in neurodegenerative disease, but whether the proteins coaggregate and alter the disease pathogenesis is unclear. Here, we used mixtures of distinct prion strains, which are believed to differ in conformation, to test the hypothesis that two different aggregates interact and change the disease in vivo. We tracked two prion strains in mice...

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