Does perturbed adaptive myelination contribute to cognitive dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease?
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by Charles ffrench-Constant The consequences of oligodendrocyte involvement in Alzheimer’s disease are poorly understood. Could a key role of gray-matter oligo…
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<p>by Charles ffrench-Constant</p>
The consequences of oligodendrocyte involvement in Alzheimer’s disease are poorly understood. Could a key role of gray-matter oligodendrocytes—activity-dependent adaptive myelination to sustain changes in activity—be perturbed, leading to cognitive loss?
The consequences of oligodendrocyte involvement in Alzheimer’s disease are poorly understood. This Perspective suggests that activity-dependent adaptive myelination, a key role of grey-matter oligodendrocytes, could be perturbed, leading to cognitive loss.
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