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Alzheimer Beyond Genetics: 'There Are Immune System Cells that Play an Important Role in This Dementia'
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The immune system could also influence Alzheimer's disease, according to the latest research. An investigation carried out in mice and with patient data, published in 'Nature Neouroscience', found that, in Alzheimer's, the production of myeloid cells in the bone marrow is altered. Thus, an excessive signal of interferon type I – a type of defensive proteins that the body produces to fight viruses and regulate the immune system – hinders the norm…
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