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Technique shows Alzheimers impact on brain connections; vaping alters mouth microbes; how proteins connect neurodegenerative diseases

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March 15, 2022 Edition

Imaging technique shows Alzheimers impact on brain connections

A new imaging technique found that fewer connections between brain cells were associated with the cognitive decline seen in people with early-stage Alzheimers disease.

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Vaping alters mouth microbes

People who used electronic cigarettes had unique microbial communities in their mouths that more closely resembled those of smokers than of nonsmokers.

Cryptic exons in nuclei with TDP-43 knockdown

How proteins connect common neurodegenerative diseases

Scientists discovered how a mislocated protein implicated in several neurodegenerative diseases affects another protein thats needed for normal nerve cell functioning.

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March 15, 2022 Edition

Imaging technique shows Alzheimers impact on brain connections

Vaping alters mouth microbes

How proteins connect common neurodegenerative diseases

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