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Alzheimer disease and Apolipoprotein E4: meningeal brain lymphatics point to new clues in pathogenesis

2019-03-11

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The role of the lymphatic system in brain function and/or dysfunction has long been an enigma. However, recent reports that meningeal lymphatic vessels exist within the mouse and human brain, as well as evidence that mouse meningeal lymphatic vessels play a role in clearing the toxic amyloid-beta peptide connected with Alzheimer’s disease (AD), may herald novel diagnostic and therapeutic avenues...

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Literature Corpus work: fdfb1d97-0e4f-5031-b013-3f352e4bb420
DOI: 10.1101/571729

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