Alzheimer's-like disease discovery could mean new targets for treatments
BBC - 30-Apr-2019Late linked to the accumulation TDP-43 protein rather than amyloid and tau
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Professor of Pathology in Division of Neuropathology and Sanders-Brown Center on Aging.
Dr. Pete Nelson is an experimental neuropathologist focusing on Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Nelson is the Director of the Neuropathology Division of the Pathology Department, and he also directs the brain bank and the Neuropathology Core of the University of Kentucky Alzheimer’s Disease Center. He is responsible for the Alzheimer’s Disease Center brain autopsies. These autopsies are performed with profound respect for the volunteers who are enabling us to help combat this dreadful disease. Dr. Nelson’s career is motivated partly by his own grandmother, Sylvia “Tib” Becker, who died with Alzheimer's disease.
Visit website: https://www.uky.edu/coa/about-us/faculty/peter-t-nelson-mdphd
See also: University of Kentucky - Public Research university.
Details last updated 26-Dec-2019
Late linked to the accumulation TDP-43 protein rather than amyloid and tau