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Upregulating ANKHD1 in PS19 mice reduces Tau phosphorylation and mitigates Tau-toxicity-induced cognitive deficits

2024-11-17

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Abnormal accumulation of Tau protein in the brain disrupts normal cellular function and leads to neuronal death linked with many neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease. An attractive approach to mitigate Tau-induced neurodegeneration is to enhance the clearance of toxic Tau aggregates. We previously showed that upregulation of the fly gene mask protects against FUS- and Tau-induced photoreceptor...

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64877191-20d9-5348-9ba2-61c542528b46
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10.1101/2024.11.15.623890
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