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Identification of disease-specific alpha-synuclein seeds in serum by IP-RT-QuIC

Accumulation of aggregated proteins lies at the central molecular pathogenesis of neurodegeneration. Some of the diseases share common aggregated proteins, but their clinical phenotypes, regional differences and disease course are diverse. Recent advances revealed that the structure of  aggregated proteins are diverse and could be a key to the differences of their toxocity or propagation property.

Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Neurology

NEURO62

NEURO62

[NFS-04-3]Identification of disease-specific alpha-synuclein seeds in serum by IP-RT-QuIC

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