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Alzheimer’s: Proteomics gives clues toward alternatives to amyloid

December 15, 2016 by

In Alzheimer's research, one particular protein looms large: plaque-forming amyloid-beta. Yet plaques can accumulate decades before symptoms appear, and clinical trials aimed at controlling amyloid-beta have mostly flopped so far. Scientists are using proteomics to look for alternative mechanisms and treatment strategies.

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