If you are interested in oxidative stress in Alzheimer’s disease, mitochondrial dysfunction, or metabolism, come hear about the ways they can be targeted for therapeutic purposes. Maybe you are tired of hearing about cholinesterase inhibitors or anti-amyloid-beta antibodies and want to explore something different. Tune in with Sarah in this last episode for our series on the papers published in March 2021. She covers 17 abstracts that harness the interconnectedness between mechanisms involved in AD pathology to develop new therapeutics and repurpose others (used in diabetes, hypertension, depression,…) Ready. Set. Play! Sections in this episode: Targeting oxidative stress (4:00) Targeting mitochondria (14:40) Targeting metabolism (with a focus on diabetes and insulin) (21:47) Targeting metabolism (with a focus on cholesterol) (30:48)
If you are interested in oxidative stress in Alzheimer’s disease, mitochondrial dysfunction, or metabolism, come hear about the ways they can be targeted for therapeutic purposes. Maybe you are tired of hearing about cholinesterase inhibitors or anti-amyloid-beta antibodies and want to explore something different. Tune in with Sarah in this last episode for our series on the papers published in March 2021. She covers 17 abstracts that harness the interconnectedness between mechanisms involved in AD pathology to develop new therapeutics and repurpose others (used in diabetes, hypertension, depression,…)
Ready. Set. Play!
Sections in this episode:
Targeting oxidative stress (4:00)
Targeting mitochondria (14:40)
Targeting metabolism (with a focus on diabetes and insulin) (21:47)
Targeting metabolism (with a focus on cholesterol) (30:48)
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