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Review paper
Molecular mechanisms of neuropathological changes in Alzheimer’s disease: a review

Omar Šerý
,
Jana Povová
,
Ivan Míšek
,
Lukáš Pešák
,
Vladimír Janout

Folia Neuropathol 2013; 51 (1): 1-9
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5114/fn.2013.34190
Online publish date: 2013/03/28
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More than 100 years after description of Alzheimer’s disease (AD), two major pathological processes observed already by Alois Alzheimer, remain as the main explanation of the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease. Important molecular interactions leading to AD neuropathology were described in amyloid cascade and in tau protein function. No clinical trials with novel therapies based on amyloid cascade and tau protein hypotheses have been successful. The main aim of recent research is focused on the question what is primary mechanism leading to the molecular development of AD pathology. Promising explanation of triggering mechanism can be seen in vascular pathology that have direct influence on the development of pathological processes typical for Alzheimer disease. Novel insight into a number of cellular signaling mechanisms, as well as mitochondrial function in Alzheimer disease could also bring explanations of initial processes leading to the development of this pathology.
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amyloid precursor protein, tau protein, apolipoprotein E, secretase, mitochondria, vascular
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