Asked by Tommy Costanza on Apr 24, 2024
Abnormal beta-amyloid protein activity is to _____, as abnormal tau protein activity is to _____.
A) tangles; plaques
B) plaques; tangles
C) genes; environment
D) environment; genes
Beta-Amyloid
A protein fragment linked to the development of Alzheimer’s disease, associated with the formation of brain plaques.
Tau Protein
A protein that stabilizes microtubules, with abnormal accumulations being linked to neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's.
- Present the biological basis of Alzheimer's disease, stressing the significance of plaques, tangles, and both the structural and operational characteristics of the brain.
Learning Objectives
- Present the biological basis of Alzheimer's disease, stressing the significance of plaques, tangles, and both the structural and operational characteristics of the brain.
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