Peptides occupy a central position in AD pathobiology: pathogenic species such as A oligomers and tau-derived fragments drive synaptic failure, mitochondrial dysfunction, and neuroinflammation, whereas several endogenous neuropeptides exert compensatory neuroprotective, trophic, or homeostatic effects
Wu J, Ren Z, Zhang C, Motelica-Heino M, Deng T, Wang H, Dai J
These include the conserved cysteine residues, necessary for the typical defensin disulfide-bond connectivity, an arginine and a glutamate residue, forming a conserved salt bridge [146, 147], and a highly conserved glycine residue, which is essential for correct folding [148]
Some clients prefer it for this reason
Individuals with impaired glucose tolerance would, on this mechanism, be the group in whom the effect matters most
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