New Molecule Restores Memory in Animals with Alzheimer's Disease
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GREEK scientists have developed a molecule RSQ-020 that targets the Tau protein. In preclinical tests, the molecule restored the ability to learn and remember in animals with Alzheimer's features.
A new pharmaceutical molecule, which in preclinical trials managed to restore the ability to learn and remember in animals with symptoms of Alzheimer's, was discovered by Greek researcher Dr. George Skretas, together with his team from the Alexander Fleming Research Center for Biomedical Sciences, the National Research Foundation and the company ResQ Biotech, the Greek news agency ANA-MPA reported, the correspondent […] The post Greek researcher…
An experimental molecule has managed to restore memory and learning capacity in animals with characteristics of Alzheimer's disease in a preclinical study that could open a new direction for treatment development.
Greek Researcher Identifies Molecule Against Alzheimer's – Impressive Results in Preclinical Studies
The researchers modified bacteria, which produce billions of candidate molecules and simultaneously screened them for functionality to identify those that have the ability to repair misfolded proteins.
The molecule that showed impressive results. Greek research is showing promising results in the fight against Alzheimer's, focusing on a new pharmaceutical molecule that managed to restore learning and memory in animal models in preclinical studies. The RSQ-020 molecule was identified by Dr. George Skretas and researchers from the Alexander Fleming Biomedical Sciences Research Center, the National Research Foundation and ResQ Biotech. Its target…
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