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See Latest ArticlesAlzheimer Disease–Associated Peptide, Amyloid beta-40, Inhibits Vascular Regeneration With Induction of Endothelial Autophagy
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Hayashi SI et al. – The present findings indicate that the initial progression of AD might be in part driven by A–beta–40–induced endothelial autophagy and impairment of neurovascular regeneration, suggesting important implications for therapeutic approaches to AD.
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