Alzheimer Disease
U.K., U. of L. announce results of study
Published in Pain and Central Nervous System Week, October 7th, 2002
The collaborative effort between University of Kentucky and University of Louisville researchers examined how certain proteins affect the behavior of cells, tissues and organs.
By studying how proteins behave in certain situations, researchers will gain a greater understanding of the way diseases like Alzheimer develop and help them create methods to treat them effectively, said Allan Butterfield, a University of Kentucky chemistry professor.
"Proteins carry out the...
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