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Plasma p-tau217 has rapidly pushed to the forefront of Alzheimer’s biomarkers, proving as accurate at predicting plaques as amyloid PET. However, it is less clear how well this blood marker stacks up ...
This approach uses mesenchymal stem cells isolated from a patient’s own fat tissue to treat neurodegenerative diseases. The stem cells are supposed to assist in repair of damaged tissue and ...
Finding genetic variants associated with Alzheimer’s disease has been easier than figuring out exactly how they heighten risk. In the September 3 Nature, scientists led by Jubao Duan at the University ...
Species: Mouse Genes: SNCA Modification: SNCA: Transgenic Disease Relevance: Parkinson's Disease Strain Name: B6;DBA-Tg(Thy1-SNCA)61Ema Genetic Background: (C57BL/6 x DBA/2)F1 (strain of origin) ...
Score another one for amyloid immunotherapy. The anti-pyroglutamated amyloid antibody donanemab has posted positive top-line results in the Phase 3 Trailblazer-Alz2 study, according to an Eli Lilly ...
After two years, half of AD patients taking gantenerumab become amyloid-negative. One-third develop ARIA-E, usually without symptoms. Lilly’s N3pG, directed against pyroglutamate Aβ, clears plaques in ...
In Phase 3, HMTM failed to meet co-primary endpoints. Subgroup analysis of an open-label extension suggests benefit in people with MCI. In that subgroup, half as many people transitioned to AD. HMTM ...
It has been clear for a while that anti-amyloid antibodies can sweep plaque from the brain, but until now the question of whether this slows cognitive decline has remained hotly contended. Despite ...
Lecanemab binds protofibrils more tightly than fibrils, perhaps explaining lower ARIA rate. Use of plasma biomarkers brings down trial screening cost. Lecanemab has been selected for the first amyloid ...
The top-line results last September from Eisai’s Phase 3 trial of the anti-amyloid antibody lecanemab galvanized the field, but scientists said they needed to see the data before passing judgement.
The slight slowing of cognitive decline achieved by Leqembi and perhaps by Aduhelm has revived debate around how much change is needed to be “clinically meaningful.” Two recent papers—one a report ...
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