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How a faulty gene makes brain cells turn on themselves

Summary by Times of India
IISc study finds DDX3X gene mutations disrupt stress granules in neurons, causing persistent aggregates, cell death and links to beta-amyloid pathways in Alzheimer’s.

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How a faulty gene makes brain cells turn on themselves

IISc study finds DDX3X gene mutations disrupt stress granules in neurons, causing persistent aggregates, cell death and links to beta-amyloid pathways in Alzheimer’s.

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Times of India broke the news in India on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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