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VARIABILITY IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF ALZHEIMER DISEASE: ANALYTICAL RESULTS

A considerable body of evidence recently gathered testifies to the possible role of synaptic deletion and compensation in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's desease. These processes are examined in the framework of a recurrent neural network. The model is solved analytically. By the implications of the model different compensation strategies occurring in AD patients are discussed.

Marius Usher | Eytan Ruppin | Michael Herrmann | David Horn

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