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Dietary Responses of Dementia-Related Genes Encoding Metabolic Enzymes

27 Jan 2023

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The age-related loss of the cognitive function is a growing concern for global populations. Many factors that determine cognitive resilience or dementia also have metabolic functions. However, this duality is not universally appreciated when the action of that factor occurs in tissues external to the brain. Thus, we examined a set of genes involved in dementia, i.e., those related to vascular dementia,...

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PMID: 36771351
DOI: 10.3390/nu15030644

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