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How does alzheimer's disease interrupt the cell cycle? how do these interruptions lead to progression?

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CURRENT THINKING: We do not know enough, but do believe that soluble amyloid oligomers are toxic to nerve-nerve synaptic connections and the tangles that form inside the neuron destroy the inner cellular workings. This is a progressive steady process that affects chemical neurotransmitter function with progressive loss of cognitive function.

Answered 8/10/2015

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