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2021

Alzheimer’s disease

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The Effect Of The Interaction Of Exercise Training And Isolation On The Serotonergic System Of App/Ps1 Mice, Bailey J. Dansby Jan 2021

The Effect Of The Interaction Of Exercise Training And Isolation On The Serotonergic System Of App/Ps1 Mice, Bailey J. Dansby

MSU Graduate Theses

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a complex neurodegenerative disease that is characterized by the deposition of amyloid beta (Ab) peptides and, consecutively, by a loss of memory and cognitive functions. The amyloid cascade hypothesis suggests that Ab deposition is the main pathogenic of AD. There is evidence that both changes in production and clearance of Ab may be involved in AD pathology. Past studies have shown that exercise training leads to an upregulation in proteins directly involved with Ab clearance. Chronic stress is thought to exacerbate AD pathology by increasing production of Ab. Studies have also demonstrated a link between serotonin …