Neuroprotective Protein Atlas Positions the Blood-Brain Barrier as a Selective Checkpoint
The blood-brain barrier keeps most proteins in the bloodstream out of the brain, but not all. The pathways that import them are damaged early in Alzheimer’s disease models, hinting at new ways to treat the disease. The post Neuroprotective Protein Atlas Positions the Blood-Brain Barrier as a Selective Checkpoint appeared first on GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News .
The blood-brain barrier keeps most proteins in the bloodstream out of the brain, but not all. The pathways that import them are damaged early in Alzheimer’s disease models, hinting at new ways to treat the disease. The post Neuroprotective Protein Atlas Positions the Blood-Brain Barrier as a Selective Checkpoint appeared first on GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News .
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