Tom Trainer
@tomtrainersci.bsky.social
Prion guy. PhD researcher, Cryo-ET in situ 🧠 as part of the Manka Lab at Imperial College London.
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OK, here goes: if no better evidence gets presented, then the concept that non-fibrillar oligomers of the proteins that form filamentous aggregates are the toxic species in neurodegenerative disease should be abandoned, in favour of small filaments.
November 17, 2024 at 10:12 AM
OK, here goes: if no better evidence gets presented, then the concept that non-fibrillar oligomers of the proteins that form filamentous aggregates are the toxic species in neurodegenerative disease should be abandoned, in favour of small filaments.