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What's Next in Alzheimer’s Disease Research and Treatment

Clinical Neurology, Molecular Neuroscience and seminar by Charisse Winston and Alysa Kasen, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California; Prion Research Center, Colorado State University

Hosted by Biocompare

Wednesday 13:00–14:00 New York (GMT-5)

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Abstract

Charisse Winston and Alysa Kasen discuss approaches to detecting and understanding Alzheimer’s disease beyond amyloid alone. Winston examines neuronal extracellular vesicles in blood and saliva as potential accessible biomarkers, including their relevance to risk in underrepresented populations. Kasen explores how tau filament structure and post-translational modifications in its surrounding regions influence seeding competence and biological activity. Together the presentations connect molecular and structural mechanisms with earlier detection and the interpretation of tau-related neurodegeneration.

Topics

Alzheimer’s diseaseneuronal extracellular vesiclesunderrepresented populationstau filament structurepost-translational modificationsseeding competencetau-related neurodegeneration

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