Two-step deposition of amyloid plaque in Parkinson’s disease

SAN ANTONIO: In patients with Parkinson’s disease, the development of amyloid plaque might be a two-step process — cortical deposits followed by striatal deposits — new research suggests.

“The clinical implication is that the early detection of cortical-only plaques in patients may provide a window of therapeutic opportunities for anti-amyloid therapies,” said…

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