Loading ...
how these plaques and tangles form andleadto neuron death
ROS ... eventsleadto neuron death
different mechanismscontributeto dopaminergic neuron death
brain oxidative stresspreventsneuron death
overexpression of glutamateresultingin neuron death
True or False Neurofibrillary tanglescauseneuron death
Their research interest ... mechanismsleadto neuron death
different cellular mechanismscontributeto dopaminergic neuron death
All these mechanisms ’ acting synergycan causeneuron death
These so - called ischemic cascade eventscontributeto neuron death
MSO ... a toxic cascade of eventscan leadto neuron death
Glutamate ... the processleadsto neuron death
plagues and tangles ... the brainleadto neuron death
Most neurodegenerative diseases ... which are thoughtto causeneuron death
H2O2-induced oxidative stress(passive) caused byneuron death
The search for chemical compoundsto preventneuron death
the ability of Compound Ato preventexcitotoxic neuron death
amyloid beta to aggregatecan leadto neuron death
With reduction in Akt activity , GSK3β hyper - phosphorylates [ 154 ] , triggering tau accumulation in the brain , which further instigates the generation of neurofibrillary tangles ( NFTs ) ,ultimately causingneuron death
degenerative neurological diseases , brain injuries , or lifestyle factorscontributeto neuron death
supporting cells ... in certain conditions of brain injurycan causeneuron death
the accumulation of beta - amyloid plaques which are toxic to neurons(passive) is caused byNeuron death
The interfibrillary tangles and amyloid plaques ... thoughtto contributeto neuron death
the exact mechanism by whichcausesneuron death
The precise mechanism by whichmight causeneuron death
other factors , possibly in coordination with oxidative stresscontributeto neuron death
miscommunication between cells ... neurodegenerative diseasesresultsin neuron death
NMDA receptor overactivation in a patient(passive) is caused byneuron death
tangles of tau proteinsleadto neuron death
beta - amyloid and other neurotoxins(passive) caused byneuron death
the beta - amyloid proteinscontributeto neuron death
treatment with amyloid - beta(passive) caused bydeath of neuron
transient global ischemia , or excitotoxicity in vitro(passive) caused byneuron death
activity of a genecan leadto neuron death
the build up proteincausingneuron death
the inflammatory processleadingto neuron death
that amyloid ... the processleadsto neuron death
therefore suffer from MN excitotoxicity because of their low threshold of activationresultingin neuron death
the brain floods with glutamatecausesneuron death
DNA damage and defects in the pathways involved in DNA repaircan resultin neuron death
Alzheimer 's(passive) is caused byAlzheimer 's
from necrotic and apoptotic insults Lee , A. L. , Dumas , T. C. , Tarapore , P. E. , Webster , B. R. , Ho , D. Y. , Kaufer , D. , Sapolsky , R. M. 2003 ; 86 ( 5resultingfrom necrotic and apoptotic insults Lee , A. L. , Dumas , T. C. , Tarapore , P. E. , Webster , B. R. , Ho , D. Y. , Kaufer , D. , Sapolsky , R. M. 2003 ; 86 ( 5
to Alzheimer ’s disease or Parkinson ’s diseasecould contributeto Alzheimer ’s disease or Parkinson ’s disease
to diseases such as Alzheimer , Parkinson ’s etcleadsto diseases such as Alzheimer , Parkinson ’s etc
in Alzheimer ’s , which lettuce is great for preventingcan resultin Alzheimer ’s , which lettuce is great for preventing
brain disorders(passive) caused bybrain disorders
to a number of neurological disordersleadsto a number of neurological disorders
from necrotic and apoptotic insults JOURNAL OF NEUROCHEMISTRY Lee , A. L. , Dumas , T. C.resultingfrom necrotic and apoptotic insults JOURNAL OF NEUROCHEMISTRY Lee , A. L. , Dumas , T. C.
Alzheimer ’s ... the proliferation of senile plaques ( deposits of beta - amyloid peptide ) and the formation of structures called amyloid fibrils(passive) is caused byAlzheimer ’s ... the proliferation of senile plaques ( deposits of beta - amyloid peptide ) and the formation of structures called amyloid fibrils
in the brain 's inability to initiate or control muscle movementresultingin the brain 's inability to initiate or control muscle movement
Many other neurodegenerative diseases(passive) are caused byMany other neurodegenerative diseases
to motor function lossleadsto motor function loss
to the iriflarnmatory cascadecontributesto the iriflarnmatory cascade
to memory loss and progressive cognitive declineleadingto memory loss and progressive cognitive decline
to a cavityleadsto a cavity
the birth of other neurons ... but only for certain cells that have the phoenixlike ability to replace their neighborscan triggerthe birth of other neurons ... but only for certain cells that have the phoenixlike ability to replace their neighbors
to senile dementiawill finally leadto senile dementia
by whatever mechanismcontributesby whatever mechanism
to this devastating diseaseleadingto this devastating disease
to brain deathleadingto brain death
memory loss and even dementiacan causememory loss and even dementia
neurological dysfunction(passive) caused byneurological dysfunction
White matter damage ( WMD ) and(passive) may be causedWhite matter damage ( WMD ) and
the progressive vision loss characteristic of diabetic retinopathy and results in 12,000 to 24,000 new cases of blindness each year in the U.S.causesthe progressive vision loss characteristic of diabetic retinopathy and results in 12,000 to 24,000 new cases of blindness each year in the U.S.
a decrease in the size of the hippocampus and overall brain size Loss of hippocampus size is associated with lower scores on memory tests Hippocampus Volume adjusted ( cm 3causesa decrease in the size of the hippocampus and overall brain size Loss of hippocampus size is associated with lower scores on memory tests Hippocampus Volume adjusted ( cm 3
to the onset of the diabetic neuropathy pathology [ 39 , 40contributesto the onset of the diabetic neuropathy pathology [ 39 , 40
inefficiency of the major bodily organs ... especially of the respiratory system with death occurring as early as within weeks in the of deathcausesinefficiency of the major bodily organs ... especially of the respiratory system with death occurring as early as within weeks in the of death
dopamine production(passive) caused bydopamine production
loss of dopamine which causes PDcausesloss of dopamine which causes PD
to the breakdown of memory and communication between parts of the brainleadsto the breakdown of memory and communication between parts of the brain
the glial reaction(passive) triggered bythe glial reaction
in hypoglycemia in children with type 1 diabetescausedin hypoglycemia in children with type 1 diabetes
This selective motor(passive) can be preventedThis selective motor
to denervation of axonsleadingto denervation of axons
to PD and to identify genes that increase susceptibility or resistance to the PD - inducing effects of toxinsleadingto PD and to identify genes that increase susceptibility or resistance to the PD - inducing effects of toxins
from activation of both apoptotic and non - apoptotic pathwaysresultingfrom activation of both apoptotic and non - apoptotic pathways
to Synapse Rearrangement training behind themLeadsto Synapse Rearrangement training behind them
in vivo by the absence of the pro - apoptotic protein Bax , target tissue innervation abnormalities persist in the absence of Egr3is preventedin vivo by the absence of the pro - apoptotic protein Bax , target tissue innervation abnormalities persist in the absence of Egr3
with bone marrow - derived MSCs(passive) was preventedwith bone marrow - derived MSCs
problems with thinking and reasoning in relation to the selfmay causeproblems with thinking and reasoning in relation to the self