Week 6 – Alzheimer’s Disease Genetics and Toxicity Flashcards

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In early onset inherited AD how many mutations have been identified in PS1?

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In early onset inherited AD how many mutations have been identified in APP?

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Some of these mutations can increase the concentration of Ab monomer, but not all, why do these cause early onset AD?

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What is the connection between Down’s syndrome and Alzheimer’s disease?

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Describe the different interactions between Ab assemblies and lipid membranes.

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Name three nano-scale imaging techniques used to investigate amyloid interactions with lipid bilayers.

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Amyloid beta can form ion channels across the membrane, only one form of Ab can do this- which is it?

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An approximate diameter of a channel can be calculated using patch-clamping - how is this done? And what diameter is indicated?

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In what way does the cellular-prion protein affect Ab fibril formation?

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How does the Alzheimer’s therapy, described in 2016, work?

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