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Every gene the corpus names, re-scanned across the 848 published pages of this edition. Each entry carries its mention count and links straight to the papers and concept pages that discuss it — search a symbol or alias, or filter by cluster.

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33,962
Mentions
848
Pages scanned
18
Clusters
APOE Amyloid & Tau core 3,524 496 docs
Matched on apoe[234]? apo[- ]?E[234]? apolipoprotein E
  1. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper291
  2. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper153
  3. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper109
  4. The Narrow Gate Every Mitochondrial Protein Must Passpaper101
  5. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper87
  6. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper80
  7. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper77
  8. Choline, Phosphatidylcholine and APOE4 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper76
  9. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper65
  10. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper62
  11. The Genes That Protect — Phenocopy the Fortunatepaper58
  12. LRP1 and the Templated Spread of Misfolded Proteinpaper57
  13. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper57
  14. Seth Margolis Revisitedpaper48
  15. Vascular Pathology as a Substrate Across Phasespaper47
  16. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper45
  17. Tau Kindling in the Locus Coeruleuspaper44
  18. Cofilin Serine 3paper37
  19. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper34
  20. Estela Area-Gómez's MAM Theorypaper34
  21. The Brain's Architect and the Brake It Puts on Taupaper34
  22. Ceramide as a Structural and Signalling Node in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper32
  23. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper31
  24. The Losing Axonpaper30
  25. LL-37, Innate Immunity and Autophagic Collapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper29
  26. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper29
  27. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper26
  28. Reelin-ApoE receptor axis disruptionconcept22
  29. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper21
  30. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper21
  31. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper21
  32. The Drivers of Microglial Dysfunction in Alzheimer's Disease, Ranked by Causal Weightpaper21
  33. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper21
  34. Gouraspaper20
  35. Margolispaper20
  36. ApoE4 structural vulnerabilityconcept18
  37. From Gut Ecology to the Failed Antidepressant Trialpaper18
  38. Peroxidized ApoE as proximate causeconcept18
  39. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper18
  40. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper17
  41. Todd Golde's Amyloid Cascade, Read for What It Addspaper17
  42. Immune-pathogen interaction modelconcept16
  43. Lipid peroxidation cascade at synapseconcept16
  44. Multi-cellular pathologyconcept16
  45. Neurovascular dysfunction as initiating eventconcept16
  46. Post-translational modification dysregulationconcept16
  47. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper16
  48. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper15
  49. Lysosomal Membrane Damage as the Upstream Determinant of Microglial Statepaper15
  50. PARP Inhibitors and the Locus Coeruleuspaper14
  51. APOE4 Pathogen Interactionconcept12
  52. Moosmann & Sohrepaper12
  53. TOMM40 Import Gateconcept12
  54. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper11
  55. APOE4 Hubnode11
  56. Gunnar Gouras's Intraneuronal Amyloid and the Synaptic Endosome, Twenty-Eight Years Onpaper10
  57. Iron Chelation and GPX4 Stabilizationpaper10
  58. Lipid Transportconcept10
  59. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper10
  60. Rappoportpaper10
  61. Chronic Excitatory Insufficiencyconcept9
  62. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper9
  63. The Lipid That Kills Neurons and Spares Tumourspaper9
  64. The Locus Coeruleus and the Noradrenergic Prodrome of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper9
  65. The Mitochondria-Associated Membrane Hypothesis of Alzheimer's Disease, Evaluatedpaper9
  66. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  67. Anne Eckert's Neuroendocrine Theory and the Withdrawal of Protection in the Ageing Brainpaper8
  68. Cholesterol Homeostasisconcept8
  69. Dietary Fatty Acid APOE4 Rescueconcept8
  70. Endolysosomal Dysfunctionconcept8
  71. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  72. Gene Environment Interactionconcept8
  73. Lipid Metabolismconcept8
  74. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper8
  75. ApoE-centric unified modelconcept7
  76. APOE4 Endolysosomal Dysfunctionconcept7
  77. Endosomal Traffickingconcept7
  78. Excitatory–Inhibitory Balance in Alzheimer'spaper7
  79. Layer II Immature Neurons, Disease-Associated Microglia and the Reelin–Ephexin5 Axispaper7
  80. Lipid Peroxidationconcept7
  81. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper7
  82. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper7
  83. The Microglion That Silences Tau's Phosphatasepaper7
  84. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper6
  85. Brain Lipid Homeostasis Restorationconcept6
  86. Cholesterol Transportconcept6
  87. Chronic intracellular infection modelconcept6
  88. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper6
  89. Cortical Immature Neurons of Layer IIpaper6
  90. Dual Pathogen AD Pathogenesisconcept6
  91. Epigenetic Repressionconcept6
  92. Fischer's Sixth Stage and the Leptomeningeal Compartment It Never Enteredpaper6
  93. Infectious etiology of late-onset ADconcept6
  94. Matrix Sulfation Nodeconcept6
  95. Membrane Biologyconcept6
  96. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper6
  97. Olfactory Route Neuroinvasionconcept6
  98. Olfactory vector hypothesisconcept6
  99. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper6
  100. Ordered Attrition and Resilience as the Two Human-Evidence Anchors of Alzheimer'spaper6
  101. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper6
  102. Selective Tau Disruptionconcept6
  103. Smallpaper6
  104. Tau Scaffolding Interactionsconcept6
  105. Vesicular Traffickingconcept6
  106. Antibody Target Specificityconcept5
  107. ApoE isoform-heparin binding differencesconcept5
  108. Cholesterol deficiency driving AD pathologyconcept5
  109. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper5
  110. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper5
  111. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper5
  112. Plaque IgG Sequestrationconcept5
  113. Scott Small's Retromer and Endosomal Theorypaper5
  114. Systemic to Central Immune Signalingconcept5
  115. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper5
  116. The Cholinergic Nucleus Basalis in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  117. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper5
  118. The Indifferent Neuronpaper5
  119. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper5
  120. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper5
  121. Trauma Induced Viral Reactivationconcept5
  122. Vessel Associated Microglial Activationconcept5
  123. Viral Pathogenesisconcept5
  124. Abeta aggregation as necessary initiating eventconcept4
  125. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper4
  126. Autophagy Dysfunctionconcept4
  127. Compensatory Homeostasisconcept4
  128. Endosomal Nexusnode4
  129. Environmental Toxicologyconcept4
  130. Excitatory Neurotransmissionconcept4
  131. Fischer's Eighth Stage as a Measurement of Rate Against Host Capacitypaper4
  132. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper4
  133. Genetic evidence as gold standard for causalityconcept4
  134. Innate Immunityconcept4
  135. Long preclinical phase of AD pathologyconcept4
  136. Multifactorial modulation of disease trajectoryconcept4
  137. Pavel Kalvach's Case That Alzheimer's Is Not a Disease, Gradedpaper4
  138. PERK DLX1 Tau Axisconcept4
  139. Synaptic Physiologyconcept4
  140. Synaptic Plasticityconcept4
  141. Translational Regulation in Tauopathyconcept4
  142. Why Exercise Prevents but Does Not Curepaper4
  143. AD as accumulation of insults exceeding homeostasisconcept3
  144. Age-dependent feedback loops in neurodegenerationconcept3
  145. AI Neurotherapeutic Discoveryconcept3
  146. Amyloid Nucleationconcept3
  147. Antioxidant defense failureconcept3
  148. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  149. Autophagy-lysosomal failureconcept3
  150. Bess Frost's Chromatin Programme, the Elements It Releases, and the Restraint on cGASpaper3
  151. Beth Stevens's Complement-Pruning Programpaper3
  152. BIN1 Autophagic Regulationconcept3
  153. Blood-based biomarker discoveryconcept3
  154. cGAS–STING in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  155. Chronobiologic neuroprotection via melatoninconcept3
  156. Cognitive resilience as dynamic protective conceptconcept3
  157. Dietary Sodium Neurodegenerationconcept3
  158. Entropy as organizing principleconcept3
  159. Environmental and socioeconomic risk factorsconcept3
  160. Environmental toxicology of neurodegenerationconcept3
  161. Epigenetic regulation of AD genesconcept3
  162. ESCRT III Membrane Scissionconcept3
  163. Evolutionary framework for AD causationconcept3
  164. Evolutionary mismatch between genes and modern lifestyleconcept3
  165. Evolutionary mismatch hypothesisconcept3
  166. Extracellular Matrix Pathologyconcept3
  167. Familial vs sporadic ADconcept3
  168. Fischer's Staged Deposit, 1907–1912paper3
  169. GAG-driven AD pathogenesisconcept3
  170. Glycobiologyconcept3
  171. Gut-brain axis in neuroinflammationconcept3
  172. Health disparities in ADconcept3
  173. Infectious etiology of LOADconcept3
  174. Innate immunity failure in sporadic ADconcept3
  175. Inside Out Plaqueconcept3
  176. Intracellular Amyloidconcept3
  177. Lipid-driven neurodegenerationconcept3
  178. Lipid-glycan crosstalk in ADconcept3
  179. Liver-brain metabolic axisconcept3
  180. Lysosomal Acidificationconcept3
  181. Lysosomal Storage Diseaseconcept3
  182. Membrane lipid pathology in ADconcept3
  183. Mercury as primary AD causeconcept3
  184. Metabolic dysfunction in neurodegenerationconcept3
  185. Metal-protein interaction in diseaseconcept3
  186. Microglial Protein Biomarkersconcept3
  187. Modifiability of AD riskconcept3
  188. Morphological analysis methodologyconcept3
  189. Mosaic model of aging brainconcept3
  190. Multi-pathway AD pathophysiology reviewconcept3
  191. Multifactorial causal networkconcept3
  192. Multifactorial prevention through modifiable risk factorsconcept3
  193. Neurotransmitter disruption cascadeconcept3
  194. Non-optimal aging rather than normal aging processconcept3
  195. Onset vs Progressionconcept3
  196. Oxidative stress as unifying mechanismconcept3
  197. Phase IIpaper3
  198. Population-specific AD genetic signaturesconcept3
  199. Precision medicine for ADconcept3
  200. Production-clearance equilibriumconcept3
  201. Proteasome Tau Feedbackconcept3
  202. Proteoglycan role in amyloid formationconcept3
  203. Quality Control Collapseconcept3
  204. Risk factor convergenceconcept3
  205. SorLA Lipid ER Regulationconcept3
  206. The Brain's Border Gatepaper3
  207. The Calcium Hypothesis and the Systems Failure Model of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  208. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper3
  209. The Locus Coeruleus as Phase Bridgepaper3
  210. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper3
  211. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper3
  212. The Strongest Case FOR the Amyloid Cascadepaper3
  213. Transcriptional Pause Releaseconcept3
  214. Unified theory of AD etiologyconcept3
  215. Vascular Amyloid Interactionconcept3
  216. Vascular dysfunction as earliest detectable changeconcept3
  217. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  218. Abeta as stress response markerconcept2
  219. Acyloxyacyl Hydrolase Neuroprotectionconcept2
  220. AD as accelerated aging of Abeta managementconcept2
  221. AD as clinical syndrome not diseaseconcept2
  222. AD caused by APP dysregulation not Abeta per seconcept2
  223. Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis and the Substrate of Cognitive Reservepaper2
  224. Adult Neurogenesisconcept2
  225. Age-dependent threshold modelconcept2
  226. Age-related immune dysfunction enables neurotropic virusesconcept2
  227. Aging accelerators and deceleratorsconcept2
  228. Aging as Mechanismconcept2
  229. Aging as root cause of ADconcept2
  230. Aging-epigenetic-genetic interactionconcept2
  231. AI Disease Model Discoveryconcept2
  232. AI-based early diagnosisconcept2
  233. Aluminum as primary environmental causeconcept2
  234. Aluminum driving amyloid productionconcept2
  235. Amyloid and tau as secondary byproductsconcept2
  236. Amyloid as antimicrobial defenseconcept2
  237. Amyloid as downstream secondaryconcept2
  238. Amyloid clearance as important as depositionconcept2
  239. Amyloid Clinical Disconnectconcept2
  240. Amyloid plaques as fibrotic scar tissue from BBB repairconcept2
  241. Amyloid-beta as innate immune defenseconcept2
  242. Anti Ferroptotic Botanicalsconcept2
  243. Antimicrobial Defenseconcept2
  244. Antimicrobial hypothesis of amyloidconcept2
  245. APP and tau pathology linked through transport disruptionconcept2
  246. APP as dependence receptorconcept2
  247. Astrocyte network management hypothesisconcept2
  248. Astrocyte-driven amyloid buildupconcept2
  249. Asymptomatic AD Phenotypingconcept2
  250. ATN biomarker classification systemconcept2
  251. ATP-chaperone-protein folding axisconcept2
  252. Autoimmune contribution via BBB compromiseconcept2
  253. Autoimmune Neurodegenerationconcept2
  254. Autophagic Collapseconcept2
  255. Autophagyconcept2
  256. Autophagy-amyloid couplingconcept2
  257. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper2
  258. Axon initial segment as key disease locusconcept2
  259. Axonal atheroma hypothesisconcept2
  260. Axonal transport failure as unifying mechanismconcept2
  261. Bacterial exudate-driven neurodegenerationconcept2
  262. Barrier dysfunction pathologyconcept2
  263. BBB as gatekeeper failureconcept2
  264. BBB breakdown cascadeconcept2
  265. BBB degradation and pathogen invasionconcept2
  266. BBB-mediated vascular contributionconcept2
  267. BCG Immune Checkpoint Modulationconcept2
  268. Beta Alanine Neurotransmissionconcept2
  269. Bimodal brain (inference vs training)concept2
  270. Bioenergetic defects as early eventsconcept2
  271. Blood-based biomarker panels for preclinical detectionconcept2
  272. Blood-based lipid and protein module biomarkersconcept2
  273. Brain DNA blueprint is altered in AD neuronsconcept2
  274. Calcium-mediated tauopathyconcept2
  275. Cannabinoid Neuroprotectionconcept2
  276. Causation pyramid modelconcept2
  277. CDK3 Cell Cycle Toxicityconcept2
  278. Cellular Identityconcept2
  279. Cellular Vectorsconcept2
  280. Cholinergic network failure in ADconcept2
  281. Chronic intracellular pathogen-driven neurodegenerationconcept2
  282. Chronic neuroinflammation from infectionconcept2
  283. Chronic neuroinflammation from peripheryconcept2
  284. Circadian Immune Regulationconcept2
  285. Circadian regulation of glial functionconcept2
  286. Clearance failure vs. overproductionconcept2
  287. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper2
  288. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper2
  289. Computational AD Subtypingconcept2
  290. Convergent risk factor pathwaysconcept2
  291. Convergent signaling through Wnt-PCP-RhoA-ROCKconcept2
  292. Convergent Synaptic Collapseconcept2
  293. Cumulative axonal defect accumulationconcept2
  294. Cytoskeletal disorder as core pathologyconcept2
  295. Cytoskeletal Dynamicsconcept2
  296. Dark Genome Variationconcept2
  297. Double-hit mutation hypothesisconcept2
  298. Dynamic and region-independent disease mechanismsconcept2
  299. Eight factors of dementia frameworkconcept2
  300. Endosomal Lysosomal Networkconcept2
  301. Energy metabolism declineconcept2
  302. Environmental neurotoxicologyconcept2
  303. Environmental toxin contributionconcept2
  304. Epigenetic and genetic interplayconcept2
  305. Epigenetic Regulationconcept2
  306. Equilibrium at criticalityconcept2
  307. Existing HIV RT inhibitors as potential AD therapeuticsconcept2
  308. Exponential exposure-prevalence correlationconcept2
  309. Factor classification and connectivityconcept2
  310. Ferroptosisconcept2
  311. Ferroptosis in Neurodegenerationconcept2
  312. Functional model of neuron-glia interactionconcept2
  313. Gene dosage of APP directly causes pathogenesisconcept2
  314. Genetic shortcuts in FAD vs LOADconcept2
  315. GI-tract microbiome neurotoxicityconcept2
  316. Glial Biologyconcept2
  317. Glial contribution to neurodegenerationconcept2
  318. Glial inflammatory responseconcept2
  319. Glymphatic clearance failure amplifies pathologyconcept2
  320. Gut Brain Axisconcept2
  321. Gut Microbiome Lipid AD Axisconcept2
  322. Gut-brain axis in ADconcept2
  323. Human-germ interaction modelconcept2
  324. IDE-insulin-Abeta competitionconcept2
  325. Immunometabolismconcept2
  326. Immunosenescence as central aging mechanismconcept2
  327. Infection as co-factor in neurodegenerationconcept2
  328. Infectious etiology of ADconcept2
  329. Infectious origin of Alzheimer's diseaseconcept2
  330. Infectious-toxic-genetic synergyconcept2
  331. Inflamm-aging as disease driverconcept2
  332. Inflammaging integrates hallmarks of agingconcept2
  333. Information Theoretic Transcriptomicsconcept2
  334. Innate immune-mediated plaque formationconcept2
  335. Innate immunity network dysregulation in ADconcept2
  336. Integrated molecular-to-network perspectiveconcept2
  337. Integrative treatment across medical traditionsconcept2
  338. Interconnected homeostatic disruptionconcept2
  339. Intraneuronal amyloid accumulation as primary eventconcept2
  340. Iron Brain Paradoxconcept2
  341. Iron Dyshomeostasisconcept2
  342. Khachaturianpaper2
  343. Kinase Inhibitor Neuroprotectionconcept2
  344. Lifestyle and behavioral factorsconcept2
  345. Lifestyle as causal anchorconcept2
  346. Lifestyle intervention for cognitive reversalconcept2
  347. Lifestyle Microglial Modulationconcept2
  348. Limbic brain as circavital clock locusconcept2
  349. Lipid Dysregulationconcept2
  350. Lipid homeostasis as AD driverconcept2
  351. Load, Capacity and the Boundary of Convergent Clearance Failure in Neurodegenerationpaper2
  352. Locus coeruleus as ground zeroconcept2
  353. Membrane Biophysicsconcept2
  354. Membrane Lipid Dysregulationconcept2
  355. Memory building frameworkconcept2
  356. Memory construction disease modelconcept2
  357. Metabolic dysfunction as AD driverconcept2
  358. Metabolic-neurodegenerative disease connectionconcept2
  359. Microbial Pathogenesisconcept2
  360. Microbleeds as initiating vascular event in ADconcept2
  361. Microglial dysfunction as early eventconcept2
  362. Microglial Immunometabolismconcept2
  363. Microglial Lipid Regulationconcept2
  364. Microglial senescence as AD triggerconcept2
  365. Mitochondrial Dysfunctionconcept2
  366. Mitochondrial inheritance and ADconcept2
  367. Mitochondrial theory of agingconcept2
  368. Moving brain hypothesisconcept2
  369. MTHFR as catalytic pre-existing factorconcept2
  370. Multi-level heterogeneity of ADconcept2
  371. Multi-omics network approach to ADconcept2
  372. Multi-system medicine approach to ADconcept2
  373. Multidomain AD Interventionconcept2
  374. Multifactorial convergence modelconcept2
  375. Multifactorial etiologyconcept2
  376. Multifactorial risk accumulation modelconcept2
  377. Multipathology convergence theoryconcept2
  378. Multiple chronic stressorsconcept2
  379. Multiple converging factors in unified tauopathy frameworkconcept2
  380. NAD+ depletion drives neurodegenerationconcept2
  381. Navigable database of AD factorsconcept2
  382. Necrotic Cell Deathconcept2
  383. Need to understand normal APP functionconcept2
  384. Network-based combination therapyconcept2
  385. Neural Oscillationsconcept2
  386. Neuroendocrine shift at menopauseconcept2
  387. Neuroimmune Surveillanceconcept2
  388. Neuroinflammation as primary driver connecting all AD subsystemsconcept2
  389. Neuronal Excitabilityconcept2
  390. Neuronal lysis forming extracellular plaquesconcept2
  391. Neuronal network degradation as substrate of dementiaconcept2
  392. Neurovascular injury-repair cycle driving disease progressionconcept2
  393. Neurovascular unit as disease originconcept2
  394. NF-kB-miRNA inflammatory cascadeconcept2
  395. Nuclear pathology as early AD mechanismconcept2
  396. Omics Driven Profilingconcept2
  397. Omnigenic AD architectureconcept2
  398. Oral-brain infection axisconcept2
  399. Oxidative and nitrative stress as primary driverconcept2
  400. Oxidative Stressconcept2
  401. Oxygen deficiency as root causeconcept2
  402. P. gingivalis as keystone pathogenconcept2
  403. Peripheral Immunocyte Regulationconcept2
  404. Peripheral Lipid Biomarkersconcept2
  405. Peroxynitrite-mediated neurodegenerationconcept2
  406. Personalized multifactorial etiologyconcept2
  407. Phase IIIpaper2
  408. Polymicrobial brain infectionconcept2
  409. Polymicrobial causation of ADconcept2
  410. Precision genomics approachconcept2
  411. Precision Medicine ADconcept2
  412. Precision medicine protocolconcept2
  413. Preclinical Phase Activityconcept2
  414. Presymptomatic Lipidomic Signaturesconcept2
  415. Probabilistic multi-cause disease etiologyconcept2
  416. Programmed aging clock model of ADconcept2
  417. Proteostasis Collapseconcept2
  418. Proteostasis disruptionconcept2
  419. Psychosocial Risk Factorsconcept2
  420. Re-evaluating Tsai's 40 Hz Gamma Programpaper2
  421. Receptor-mediated amyloid internalizationconcept2
  422. Resilience as key to understanding AD clinical expressionconcept2
  423. Retrotransposon Activationconcept2
  424. Retroviral-like mechanisms drive disease propagationconcept2
  425. RNA-based diagnostics and therapeuticsconcept2
  426. Sex Dimorphic AD Mechanismsconcept2
  427. Sex Specific MiRNA Signaturesconcept2
  428. Sex-based hemoglobin differentialconcept2
  429. Sex-specific AD vulnerabilityconcept2
  430. Sex-specific disease mechanismsconcept2
  431. Signal Insufficiency Model (SIM)concept2
  432. Silica water as protective interventionconcept2
  433. Single Cell AD Signaturesconcept2
  434. Small ncRNA regulation of neurodegenerationconcept2
  435. Solomon Carter Fuller's 1911 Plaque Audit, Read Beside Oskar Fischer'spaper2
  436. Somatic Mosaicism in ADconcept2
  437. Somatic mutations as novel therapeutic targetsconcept2
  438. Somatic recombination creates pathogenic gene variantsconcept2
  439. SORL1 Lysosomal Functionconcept2
  440. Sphingolipid Signalingconcept2
  441. Stanley Prusiner's Prion Theory and Templated Neurodegeneration, Critically Evaluatedpaper2
  442. SuperAgers demonstrate pathology-cognition dissociationconcept2
  443. Synapse loss as primary eventconcept2
  444. Synaptic Competitionconcept2
  445. Synaptic Pathologyconcept2
  446. Synaptoblastic vs synaptoclastic balanceconcept2
  447. Syndromic Complexityconcept2
  448. Systemic circulating factors governing neurodegenerationconcept2
  449. Systemic disease beyond CNSconcept2
  450. Systemic disease interaction modelconcept2
  451. Systems approach to interconnected AD pathological hallmarksconcept2
  452. Tau as primary causative factor over amyloidconcept2
  453. Tau Biomarkersconcept2
  454. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper2
  455. The Failing Clock That Stops Defending the Brainstempaper2
  456. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper2
  457. Theory integration across domainsconcept2
  458. Three-actor-group pathogenesisconcept2
  459. Toxic Abeta species and PTMsconcept2
  460. Trained Immunityconcept2
  461. Transcriptomic Isoform Complexityconcept2
  462. TXNIP as therapeutic targetconcept2
  463. Vascular and inflammatory contributionsconcept2
  464. Vascular-metabolic-infectious convergenceconcept2
  465. Viral infection triggers chronic brain inflammationconcept2
  466. Wnt-GSK3-beta pathway integrating amyloid and tau pathologyconcept2
  467. Adrenergic Signalingconcept1
  468. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper1
  469. Asparaginyl Endopeptidase in the Locus Coeruleuspaper1
  470. Autophagy Failure Mechanisms in Neurodegeneration, and the Timeline of Plaque Formationpaper1
  471. BCG Vaccination in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  472. Calcium Homeostasisconcept1
  473. Carlo Abbate's Adult Neurogenesis Theory of Alzheimer's Disease, Critically Evaluatedpaper1
  474. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper1
  475. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper1
  476. Epigenetic Erosion as the Reversible Information Layer of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  477. Fischer's Matrixpaper1
  478. Mitochondria-Associated ER Membranes and Ceramide in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  479. Neuroimmune Interfacenode1
  480. Neuroinflammationconcept1
  481. Oskar Fischer's Eight Stages of Plaque Formationpaper1
  482. Perineuronal Netsconcept1
  483. Perineuronal Nets, Microglial Neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer'spaper1
  484. Re-evaluating Chini's CD38–NAD Programpaper1
  485. Re-evaluating Höglinger's Complex I → Tau Programpaper1
  486. The Biomarker Cascade (PhD Thesis)paper1
  487. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper1
  488. The Inflammasome–Complement–TREM2 Nexus in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  489. The Pedunculopontine Nucleus in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  490. The Plaque Was Staged Before It Was Countedpaper1
  491. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  492. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper1
  493. Wandering in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  494. Where Autophagic Failure Causes Neurodegeneration, and Where It Is a Consequencepaper1
  495. Zhen Huang's Competitive Synaptic Plasticity and the Amyloid-β Monomer Depletion Modelpaper1
  496. α-Synuclein Templating and Synucleinopathy Propagationpaper1
RELN Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 2,317 56 docs
Matched on RELN reelin
  1. The Brain's Architect and the Brake It Puts on Taupaper277
  2. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper197
  3. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper187
  4. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper177
  5. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper163
  6. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper134
  7. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper116
  8. Tau Kindling in the Locus Coeruleuspaper107
  9. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper93
  10. Cofilin Serine 3paper87
  11. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper85
  12. Layer II Immature Neurons, Disease-Associated Microglia and the Reelin–Ephexin5 Axispaper80
  13. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper62
  14. Reelin-ApoE receptor axis disruptionconcept53
  15. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper48
  16. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper32
  17. Cortical Immature Neurons of Layer IIpaper30
  18. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper29
  19. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper29
  20. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper26
  21. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper25
  22. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper21
  23. The Genes That Protect — Phenocopy the Fortunatepaper21
  24. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper20
  25. Matrix Sulfation Nodeconcept17
  26. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper16
  27. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper16
  28. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper16
  29. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper15
  30. Perineuronal Netsconcept14
  31. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper13
  32. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper11
  33. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper11
  34. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper8
  35. Chronic Excitatory Insufficiencyconcept8
  36. From Gut Ecology to the Failed Antidepressant Trialpaper8
  37. APOE4 Hubnode7
  38. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper6
  39. The Indifferent Neuronpaper6
  40. Excitatory–Inhibitory Balance in Alzheimer'spaper5
  41. The Microglion That Silences Tau's Phosphatasepaper4
  42. ApoE4 structural vulnerabilityconcept3
  43. Immune-pathogen interaction modelconcept3
  44. Lipid peroxidation cascade at synapseconcept3
  45. Multi-cellular pathologyconcept3
  46. Neurovascular dysfunction as initiating eventconcept3
  47. Ordered Attrition and Resilience as the Two Human-Evidence Anchors of Alzheimer'spaper3
  48. Peroxidized ApoE as proximate causeconcept3
  49. Post-translational modification dysregulationconcept3
  50. Todd Golde's Amyloid Cascade, Read for What It Addspaper3
  51. Adrenergic Signalingconcept2
  52. Synaptic Plasticityconcept2
  53. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper2
  54. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  55. Moosmann & Sohrepaper1
  56. The Losing Axonpaper1
APP Amyloid & Tau core 1,444 214 docs
Matched on amyloid precursor protein APP
  1. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper60
  2. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper60
  3. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper52
  4. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper44
  5. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper33
  6. Autophagy Failure Mechanisms in Neurodegeneration, and the Timeline of Plaque Formationpaper32
  7. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper28
  8. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper26
  9. Scott Small's Retromer and Endosomal Theorypaper24
  10. Estela Area-Gómez's MAM Theorypaper23
  11. Gouraspaper23
  12. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper22
  13. The Narrow Gate Every Mitochondrial Protein Must Passpaper22
  14. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper20
  15. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper20
  16. Oxidative Stress and Autophagy Failure in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper20
  17. The Strongest Case FOR the Amyloid Cascadepaper20
  18. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper19
  19. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper19
  20. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper18
  21. Ceramide as a Structural and Signalling Node in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper16
  22. CSF1R Inhibition Restores the Perineuronal Matrix and Destabilises the Rhythm It Supportspaper16
  23. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper16
  24. Smallpaper16
  25. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper16
  26. The Genes That Protect — Phenocopy the Fortunatepaper16
  27. The Losing Axonpaper16
  28. The Mitochondria-Associated Membrane Hypothesis of Alzheimer's Disease, Evaluatedpaper16
  29. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper15
  30. Gunnar Gouras's Intraneuronal Amyloid and the Synaptic Endosome, Twenty-Eight Years Onpaper15
  31. Load, Capacity and the Boundary of Convergent Clearance Failure in Neurodegenerationpaper15
  32. From Gut Ecology to the Failed Antidepressant Trialpaper14
  33. Lysosomal Acidification Failure as the Convergent Lesion of Neurodegenerationpaper14
  34. The Indifferent Neuronpaper14
  35. Todd Golde's Amyloid Cascade, Read for What It Addspaper14
  36. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper13
  37. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper13
  38. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper12
  39. Mitochondria-Associated ER Membranes and Ceramide in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper12
  40. The Raphe Nuclei in Alzheimer's Disease as a Subject in Their Own Rightpaper12
  41. Where Autophagic Failure Causes Neurodegeneration, and Where It Is a Consequencepaper12
  42. Carlo Abbate's Adult Neurogenesis Theory of Alzheimer's Disease, Critically Evaluatedpaper11
  43. Moosmann & Sohrepaper11
  44. The Morphological and Molecular Basis of Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper11
  45. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper10
  46. Proving That Misfolded Proteins Spread Like Prionspaper10
  47. Ralph Nixon's Inside-Out Thesispaper10
  48. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper10
  49. Fischer's Staged Deposit, 1907–1912paper9
  50. Iron Chelation and GPX4 Stabilizationpaper9
  51. Zhen Huang's Competitive Synaptic Plasticity and the Amyloid-β Monomer Depletion Modelpaper9
  52. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  53. Seth Margolis Revisitedpaper8
  54. The Cholinergic Nucleus Basalis in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  55. The Lipid That Kills Neurons and Spares Tumourspaper8
  56. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  57. AD caused by APP dysregulation not Abeta per seconcept7
  58. Amyloid-β, the Oxidative Burst and Three Routes to a Disabled Phosphatasepaper7
  59. APP and tau pathology linked through transport disruptionconcept7
  60. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper7
  61. Gene dosage of APP directly causes pathogenesisconcept7
  62. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper7
  63. Need to understand normal APP functionconcept7
  64. Structural Instructions at the Synapse Are Terminated by Destruction, Not Dephosphorylationpaper7
  65. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper6
  66. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper6
  67. Cofilin Serine 3paper6
  68. Endosomal Traffickingconcept6
  69. Khachaturianpaper6
  70. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  71. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper6
  72. Rappoportpaper6
  73. APP as dependence receptorconcept5
  74. Axon initial segment as key disease locusconcept5
  75. Axonal transport failure as unifying mechanismconcept5
  76. CDK3 Cell Cycle Toxicityconcept5
  77. Dynamic and region-independent disease mechanismsconcept5
  78. Kinase Inhibitor Neuroprotectionconcept5
  79. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  80. Neuronal network degradation as substrate of dementiaconcept5
  81. Plaque Origin What is Establishedconcept5
  82. APP processing pathwayconcept4
  83. Asparaginyl Endopeptidase in the Locus Coeruleuspaper4
  84. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper4
  85. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper4
  86. Chronic Excitatory Insufficiencyconcept4
  87. Excitatory–Inhibitory Balance in Alzheimer'spaper4
  88. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  89. Pavel Kalvach's Case That Alzheimer's Is Not a Disease, Gradedpaper4
  90. Phase IIIpaper4
  91. Prenatally Generated Immature Neurons and the Cellular Origin of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  92. Stanley Prusiner's Prion Theory and Templated Neurodegeneration, Critically Evaluatedpaper4
  93. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper4
  94. The Brain's Architect and the Brake It Puts on Taupaper4
  95. The Calcium Hypothesis and the Systems Failure Model of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  96. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper4
  97. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper4
  98. The Ventral Tegmental Area in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  99. TOMM40 Import Gateconcept4
  100. Vaccines That May Prevent Dementiapaper4
  101. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper3
  102. Anne Eckert's Neuroendocrine Theory and the Withdrawal of Protection in the Ageing Brainpaper3
  103. Astrocytespaper3
  104. Brain DNA blueprint is altered in AD neuronsconcept3
  105. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper3
  106. Endosomal Nexusnode3
  107. Existing HIV RT inhibitors as potential AD therapeuticsconcept3
  108. Fischer's Sideliningpaper3
  109. Layer II Immature Neurons, Disease-Associated Microglia and the Reelin–Ephexin5 Axispaper3
  110. Multidomain AD Interventionconcept3
  111. Ordered Attrition and Resilience as the Two Human-Evidence Anchors of Alzheimer'spaper3
  112. Precision Medicine ADconcept3
  113. Precision medicine protocolconcept3
  114. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper3
  115. Retroviral-like mechanisms drive disease propagationconcept3
  116. Signal Insufficiency Model (SIM)concept3
  117. Somatic Mosaicism in ADconcept3
  118. Somatic recombination creates pathogenic gene variantsconcept3
  119. Synaptoblastic vs synaptoclastic balanceconcept3
  120. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper3
  121. The Innate-Immune Sensor That Converts the Diseasepaper3
  122. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper3
  123. Transcriptomic Isoform Complexityconcept3
  124. Amyloid structural diversity and toxicityconcept2
  125. Autophagyconcept2
  126. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper2
  127. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper2
  128. Denervation supersensitivityconcept2
  129. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper2
  130. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper2
  131. Endolysosomal Dysfunctionconcept2
  132. Epigenetic Repressionconcept2
  133. Ferroptosisconcept2
  134. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper2
  135. Lipid Metabolismconcept2
  136. LL-37, Innate Immunity and Autophagic Collapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  137. LRP1 and the Templated Spread of Misfolded Proteinpaper2
  138. Lysosomal Acidificationconcept2
  139. Margolispaper2
  140. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper2
  141. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper2
  142. Oligomer hypothesis of neurotoxicityconcept2
  143. One Sensor, Two Collapses — Which Arm Matters More?paper2
  144. Plaque-cognition dissociationconcept2
  145. Selective Tau Disruptionconcept2
  146. Standard Diagnostic Biomarkers Explainedpaper2
  147. Tau Scaffolding Interactionsconcept2
  148. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper2
  149. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  150. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper2
  151. The Coerulean Interface — The Brainstem Origin of Alzheimer'spaper2
  152. The Drivers of Microglial Dysfunction in Alzheimer's Disease, Ranked by Causal Weightpaper2
  153. The Immune Cells That Keep the Peace — Until They Don'tpaper2
  154. Vesicular Traffickingconcept2
  155. A Counterfactual History of Alzheimer's Research Had Fischer's 1907 Findings Prevailedpaper1
  156. Abeta aggregation as necessary initiating eventconcept1
  157. Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis and the Substrate of Cognitive Reservepaper1
  158. Aluminum as primary environmental causeconcept1
  159. Aluminum driving amyloid productionconcept1
  160. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper1
  161. Amyloid and tau as secondary phenomenaconcept1
  162. Autophagy-lysosomal failureconcept1
  163. Axonal Transportconcept1
  164. Biomarkers of Vascular Dementia and Their Overlap with Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  165. Blocking the Aβ–ABAD Complex — A Pharmacologypaper1
  166. cGAS–STING in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  167. Cholesterol Homeostasisconcept1
  168. Cholinergic primacy in ADconcept1
  169. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  170. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper1
  171. Cortical Immature Neurons of Layer IIpaper1
  172. Epigenetic regulation of AD genesconcept1
  173. ER Stressconcept1
  174. Exponential exposure-prevalence correlationconcept1
  175. Ferroptosis in Neurodegenerationconcept1
  176. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  177. Genetic evidence as gold standard for causalityconcept1
  178. Gut-brain axis in neuroinflammationconcept1
  179. Iron Brain Paradoxconcept1
  180. Iron Dyshomeostasisconcept1
  181. Long preclinical phase of AD pathologyconcept1
  182. Lysosomal Dysfunctionconcept1
  183. Microglial Lipid Regulationconcept1
  184. Mitochondrial Dysfunctionconcept1
  185. Multi-pathway AD pathophysiology reviewconcept1
  186. Multifactorial modulation of disease trajectoryconcept1
  187. NAD⁺ Restoration and CD38 Inhibitionpaper1
  188. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper1
  189. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper1
  190. Oxidative Stressconcept1
  191. PANTHOSconcept1
  192. Perineuronal Nets, Microglial Neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer'spaper1
  193. Peripheral Lipid Biomarkersconcept1
  194. PERK DLX1 Tau Axisconcept1
  195. Presymptomatic Lipidomic Signaturesconcept1
  196. Receptor-based therapeutic approachconcept1
  197. Silica water as protective interventionconcept1
  198. Sleep as the Shared Off-Line State of Every Collapse Axispaper1
  199. Solomon Carter Fuller's 1911 Plaque Audit, Read Beside Oskar Fischer'spaper1
  200. Tau Kindling in the Locus Coeruleuspaper1
  201. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper1
  202. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper1
  203. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper1
  204. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper1
  205. The Inflammasome–Complement–TREM2 Nexus in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  206. The Locus Coeruleus and the Noradrenergic Prodrome of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  207. The Locus Coeruleus as Phase Bridgepaper1
  208. The Microglion That Silences Tau's Phosphatasepaper1
  209. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper1
  210. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
  211. Translational Regulation in Tauopathyconcept1
  212. Vascular Pathology as a Substrate Across Phasespaper1
  213. Wandering in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  214. When the Gut Writes the First Depressionpaper1
TREM2 GWAS / LOAD risk 923 99 docs
Matched on s?TREM2
  1. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper61
  2. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper61
  3. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper59
  4. The Biomarker Cascade (PhD Thesis)paper56
  5. Lysosomal Membrane Damage as the Upstream Determinant of Microglial Statepaper49
  6. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper44
  7. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper33
  8. The Genes That Protect — Phenocopy the Fortunatepaper33
  9. The Losing Axonpaper33
  10. The Inflammasome–Complement–TREM2 Nexus in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper31
  11. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper28
  12. The Drivers of Microglial Dysfunction in Alzheimer's Disease, Ranked by Causal Weightpaper28
  13. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper27
  14. Michal Schwartz's Protective Autoimmunity as the Systemic Upstream of the Microglial Nichepaper26
  15. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper24
  16. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper22
  17. Layer II Immature Neurons, Disease-Associated Microglia and the Reelin–Ephexin5 Axispaper20
  18. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper17
  19. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper13
  20. The Plaque Was Staged Before It Was Countedpaper13
  21. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper11
  22. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper10
  23. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper9
  24. Shatz & Brottpaper9
  25. The Microglion That Silences Tau's Phosphatasepaper9
  26. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper8
  27. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper7
  28. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper7
  29. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper7
  30. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper7
  31. Oskar Fischer's Eight Stages of Plaque Formationpaper7
  32. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper7
  33. Cortical Immature Neurons of Layer IIpaper6
  34. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper6
  35. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper5
  36. LL-37, Innate Immunity and Autophagic Collapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  37. Metabolic-Homeostatic Axisnode5
  38. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper5
  39. The Cholinergic Nucleus Basalis in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  40. The Innate-Immune Sensor That Converts the Diseasepaper5
  41. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  42. Ceramide as a Structural and Signalling Node in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  43. Neuroinflammationconcept4
  44. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  45. Phase IIpaper4
  46. Phase IIIpaper4
  47. The Mitochondria-Associated Membrane Hypothesis of Alzheimer's Disease, Evaluatedpaper4
  48. Smallpaper3
  49. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper3
  50. Todd Golde's Amyloid Cascade, Read for What It Addspaper3
  51. Zhen Huang's Competitive Synaptic Plasticity and the Amyloid-β Monomer Depletion Modelpaper3
  52. Bioenergeticsconcept2
  53. Chronobiologic neuroprotection via melatoninconcept2
  54. Cognitive resilience as dynamic protective conceptconcept2
  55. Fischer's Eighth Stage as a Measurement of Rate Against Host Capacitypaper2
  56. Fischer's Staged Deposit, 1907–1912paper2
  57. Homeostatic Microglial Collapseconcept2
  58. Multifactorial prevention through modifiable risk factorsconcept2
  59. Neuroimmune Interfacenode2
  60. Perineuronal Nets, Microglial Neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer'spaper2
  61. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper2
  62. Population-specific AD genetic signaturesconcept2
  63. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper2
  64. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  65. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper2
  66. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper2
  67. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper2
  68. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper2
  69. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  70. Age-related immune dysfunction enables neurotropic virusesconcept1
  71. BCG Vaccination in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  72. Beth Stevens's Complement-Pruning Programpaper1
  73. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper1
  74. cognitive resilienceconcept1
  75. CSF1R Inhibition Restores the Perineuronal Matrix and Destabilises the Rhythm It Supportspaper1
  76. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper1
  77. Eight factors of dementia frameworkconcept1
  78. Glymphatic clearance failure amplifies pathologyconcept1
  79. Innate Immunityconcept1
  80. Integrative treatment across medical traditionsconcept1
  81. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  82. Microglial dysfunction as early eventconcept1
  83. Moosmann & Sohrepaper1
  84. Multi-system medicine approach to ADconcept1
  85. Multiple converging factors in unified tauopathy frameworkconcept1
  86. Neuroimmunologyconcept1
  87. Neuroinflammation as primary driver connecting all AD subsystemsconcept1
  88. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper1
  89. Perineuronal Netsconcept1
  90. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper1
  91. Rappoportpaper1
  92. Scott Small's Retromer and Endosomal Theorypaper1
  93. Standard Diagnostic Biomarkers Explainedpaper1
  94. Systems approach to interconnected AD pathological hallmarksconcept1
  95. Tau as primary causative factor over amyloidconcept1
  96. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  97. Vaccines That May Prevent Dementiapaper1
  98. Vascular and inflammatory contributionsconcept1
  99. Viral infection triggers chronic brain inflammationconcept1
NLRP3 Microglia & innate immunity 704 75 docs
Matched on NLRP3
  1. The Innate-Immune Sensor That Converts the Diseasepaper94
  2. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper69
  3. The Inflammasome–Complement–TREM2 Nexus in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper42
  4. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper35
  5. One Sensor, Two Collapses — Which Arm Matters More?paper35
  6. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper35
  7. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper34
  8. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper33
  9. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper27
  10. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper27
  11. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper22
  12. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper22
  13. The Microglion That Silences Tau's Phosphatasepaper22
  14. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper21
  15. Amyloid-β, the Oxidative Burst and Three Routes to a Disabled Phosphatasepaper19
  16. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper14
  17. The Drivers of Microglial Dysfunction in Alzheimer's Disease, Ranked by Causal Weightpaper14
  18. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper12
  19. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper9
  20. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper7
  21. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper7
  22. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  23. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper6
  24. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper5
  25. Ralph Nixon's Inside-Out Thesispaper5
  26. The Ventral Tegmental Area in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  27. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper4
  28. When the Gut Writes the First Depressionpaper4
  29. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper3
  30. LL-37, Innate Immunity and Autophagic Collapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  31. The Losing Axonpaper3
  32. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  33. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper2
  34. Age-related immune dysfunction enables neurotropic virusesconcept2
  35. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper2
  36. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper2
  37. Beth Stevens's Complement-Pruning Programpaper2
  38. Ceramide as a Structural and Signalling Node in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  39. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper2
  40. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper2
  41. Homeostatic Microglial Collapseconcept2
  42. Lysosomal Membrane Damage as the Upstream Determinant of Microglial Statepaper2
  43. Neuroinflammationconcept2
  44. Neuroinflammation as primary driver connecting all AD subsystemsconcept2
  45. Systems approach to interconnected AD pathological hallmarksconcept2
  46. Tau Pathologyconcept2
  47. Viral infection triggers chronic brain inflammationconcept2
  48. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  49. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper1
  50. Alzheimer's Disease as a Fifty-Year Process in Time and Spacepaper1
  51. Asparaginyl Endopeptidase in the Locus Coeruleuspaper1
  52. Astrocytespaper1
  53. Autophagyconcept1
  54. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper1
  55. BCG Vaccination in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  56. Cellular Senescenceconcept1
  57. cGAS–STING in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  58. Cholesterol Homeostasisconcept1
  59. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper1
  60. Energy metabolism declineconcept1
  61. Epigenetic and genetic interplayconcept1
  62. Innate Immunityconcept1
  63. Lifestyle and behavioral factorsconcept1
  64. Multifactorial etiologyconcept1
  65. Neuroimmunologyconcept1
  66. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper1
  67. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper1
  68. Ordered Attrition and Resilience as the Two Human-Evidence Anchors of Alzheimer'spaper1
  69. Phase IIpaper1
  70. Re-evaluating Tsai's 40 Hz Gamma Programpaper1
  71. Sleep as the Shared Off-Line State of Every Collapse Axispaper1
  72. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper1
  73. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper1
  74. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
  75. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
ARHGEF15 (Ephexin5) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 676 19 docs
LILRB2 GWAS / LOAD risk 665 38 docs
Matched on LILRB2 PirB
  1. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper159
  2. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper74
  3. Shatz & Brottpaper71
  4. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper53
  5. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper52
  6. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper36
  7. The Losing Axonpaper36
  8. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper35
  9. Cofilin Serine 3paper34
  10. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper18
  11. Seth Margolis Revisitedpaper13
  12. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper13
  13. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper8
  14. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper8
  15. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  16. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper6
  17. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper5
  18. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper4
  19. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper4
  20. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper3
  21. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper3
  22. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper2
  23. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper2
  24. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper2
  25. Neuroimmune Interfacenode2
  26. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper2
  27. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper2
  28. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper2
  29. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  30. Endolysosomal Dysfunctionconcept1
  31. Layer II Immature Neurons, Disease-Associated Microglia and the Reelin–Ephexin5 Axispaper1
  32. Michal Schwartz's Protective Autoimmunity as the Systemic Upstream of the Microglial Nichepaper1
  33. Microglial Immunometabolismconcept1
  34. Neuroimmunologyconcept1
  35. Perineuronal Netsconcept1
  36. Synaptic Competitionconcept1
  37. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper1
  38. Zhen Huang's Competitive Synaptic Plasticity and the Amyloid-β Monomer Depletion Modelpaper1
PVALB (parvalbumin) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 656 81 docs
Matched on PVALB parvalbumin
  1. CSF1R Inhibition Restores the Perineuronal Matrix and Destabilises the Rhythm It Supportspaper44
  2. The Proteolytic Degradation of the Perineuronal Net and the Loss of PV Interneuronspaper44
  3. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper42
  4. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper31
  5. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper30
  6. Fischer's Matrixpaper23
  7. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper23
  8. The Perineuronal Matrix and Cortical Layer Twopaper22
  9. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper20
  10. Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis and the Substrate of Cognitive Reservepaper19
  11. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper18
  12. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper17
  13. One Sensor, Two Collapses — Which Arm Matters More?paper14
  14. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper14
  15. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper14
  16. The Ventral Tegmental Area in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper14
  17. Wandering in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper14
  18. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper13
  19. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper12
  20. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper11
  21. Michal Schwartz's Protective Autoimmunity as the Systemic Upstream of the Microglial Nichepaper11
  22. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper11
  23. Excitatory–Inhibitory Balance in Alzheimer'spaper10
  24. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper10
  25. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  26. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper8
  27. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper8
  28. Phase IIIpaper8
  29. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  30. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper7
  31. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper6
  32. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper6
  33. When the Gut Writes the First Depressionpaper6
  34. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  35. Sleep as the Shared Off-Line State of Every Collapse Axispaper5
  36. The Cholinergic Nucleus Basalis in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  37. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper5
  38. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper5
  39. Vascular Pathology as a Substrate Across Phasespaper5
  40. Cofilin Serine 3paper4
  41. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper3
  42. Alzheimer's Disease as a Fifty-Year Process in Time and Spacepaper3
  43. Carlo Abbate's Adult Neurogenesis Theory of Alzheimer's Disease, Critically Evaluatedpaper3
  44. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper3
  45. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper3
  46. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper3
  47. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper3
  48. Oskar Fischer's Eight Stages of Plaque Formationpaper3
  49. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  50. Perineuronal Nets, Microglial Neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer'spaper3
  51. Re-evaluating Tsai's 40 Hz Gamma Programpaper3
  52. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper3
  53. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper3
  54. The Locus Coeruleus as Phase Bridgepaper3
  55. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper2
  56. Convergent Synaptic Collapseconcept2
  57. Homeostatic Microglial Collapseconcept2
  58. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  59. Ordered Attrition and Resilience as the Two Human-Evidence Anchors of Alzheimer'spaper2
  60. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper2
  61. The Biomarker Cascade (PhD Thesis)paper2
  62. Adrenergic Signalingconcept1
  63. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper1
  64. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper1
  65. Bioenergetic Collapseconcept1
  66. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper1
  67. Ecce Homopaper1
  68. Energy Metabolismconcept1
  69. LC Morphology What is Establishedconcept1
  70. Moosmann & Sohrepaper1
  71. Neural Oscillationsconcept1
  72. PARP Inhibitors and the Locus Coeruleuspaper1
  73. Perineuronal Netsconcept1
  74. Phase Measurabilityconcept1
  75. Prenatally Generated Immature Neurons and the Cellular Origin of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  76. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper1
  77. Reelin-ApoE receptor axis disruptionconcept1
  78. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper1
  79. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
  80. The Plaque Was Staged Before It Was Countedpaper1
  81. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper1
PSEN1 Amyloid & Tau core 637 156 docs
Matched on PSEN1 PS1 presenilin[- ]?1
  1. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper44
  2. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper37
  3. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper25
  4. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper23
  5. Estela Area-Gómez's MAM Theorypaper20
  6. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper19
  7. Iron Chelation and GPX4 Stabilizationpaper15
  8. Lysosomal Acidification Failure as the Convergent Lesion of Neurodegenerationpaper14
  9. Khachaturianpaper13
  10. Autophagy Failure Mechanisms in Neurodegeneration, and the Timeline of Plaque Formationpaper12
  11. CSF1R Inhibition Restores the Perineuronal Matrix and Destabilises the Rhythm It Supportspaper12
  12. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper12
  13. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper11
  14. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper11
  15. Load, Capacity and the Boundary of Convergent Clearance Failure in Neurodegenerationpaper11
  16. The Calcium Hypothesis and the Systems Failure Model of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper11
  17. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper11
  18. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper10
  19. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper10
  20. Moosmann & Sohrepaper10
  21. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper10
  22. The Morphological and Molecular Basis of Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper10
  23. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper9
  24. Oxidative Stress and Autophagy Failure in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  25. The Indifferent Neuronpaper8
  26. A Counterfactual History of Alzheimer's Research Had Fischer's 1907 Findings Prevailedpaper7
  27. Ceramide as a Structural and Signalling Node in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper7
  28. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper7
  29. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper7
  30. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper6
  31. Fischer's Staged Deposit, 1907–1912paper6
  32. From Gut Ecology to the Failed Antidepressant Trialpaper6
  33. The Raphe Nuclei in Alzheimer's Disease as a Subject in Their Own Rightpaper6
  34. Where Autophagic Failure Causes Neurodegeneration, and Where It Is a Consequencepaper6
  35. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper5
  36. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper5
  37. Amyloid-β, the Oxidative Burst and Three Routes to a Disabled Phosphatasepaper4
  38. Cofilin Serine 3paper4
  39. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper4
  40. Pavel Kalvach's Case That Alzheimer's Is Not a Disease, Gradedpaper4
  41. The Brain's Architect and the Brake It Puts on Taupaper4
  42. The Losing Axonpaper4
  43. Todd Golde's Amyloid Cascade, Read for What It Addspaper4
  44. Vaccines That May Prevent Dementiapaper4
  45. Astrocytespaper3
  46. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper3
  47. Ralph Nixon's Inside-Out Thesispaper3
  48. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper3
  49. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper3
  50. The Innate-Immune Sensor That Converts the Diseasepaper3
  51. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper3
  52. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper3
  53. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  54. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper3
  55. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper2
  56. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper2
  57. Calcium Homeostasisconcept2
  58. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper2
  59. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  60. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper2
  61. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  62. Compensatory Homeostasisconcept2
  63. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper2
  64. Excitatory Neurotransmissionconcept2
  65. Ferroptosisconcept2
  66. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper2
  67. Layer II Immature Neurons, Disease-Associated Microglia and the Reelin–Ephexin5 Axispaper2
  68. Lysosomal Acidificationconcept2
  69. Lysosomal Membrane Damage as the Upstream Determinant of Microglial Statepaper2
  70. Mitochondria-Associated ER Membranes and Ceramide in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  71. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper2
  72. One Sensor, Two Collapses — Which Arm Matters More?paper2
  73. Phase IIIpaper2
  74. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper2
  75. Scott Small's Retromer and Endosomal Theorypaper2
  76. Smallpaper2
  77. Standard Diagnostic Biomarkers Explainedpaper2
  78. Synaptic Physiologyconcept2
  79. The Drivers of Microglial Dysfunction in Alzheimer's Disease, Ranked by Causal Weightpaper2
  80. The Genes That Protect — Phenocopy the Fortunatepaper2
  81. The Immune Cells That Keep the Peace — Until They Don'tpaper2
  82. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper2
  83. The Strongest Case FOR the Amyloid Cascadepaper2
  84. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper1
  85. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  86. Abeta aggregation as necessary initiating eventconcept1
  87. Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis and the Substrate of Cognitive Reservepaper1
  88. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper1
  89. Anne Eckert's Neuroendocrine Theory and the Withdrawal of Protection in the Ageing Brainpaper1
  90. APOE4 Hubnode1
  91. APP and tau pathology linked through transport disruptionconcept1
  92. Asparaginyl Endopeptidase in the Locus Coeruleuspaper1
  93. Autophagic Collapseconcept1
  94. Autophagyconcept1
  95. Autophagy-lysosomal failureconcept1
  96. Axonal transport failure as unifying mechanismconcept1
  97. Blocking the Aβ–ABAD Complex — A Pharmacologypaper1
  98. Chronic Excitatory Insufficiencyconcept1
  99. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper1
  100. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper1
  101. Cortical Immature Neurons of Layer IIpaper1
  102. Dynamic and region-independent disease mechanismsconcept1
  103. Endosomal Nexusnode1
  104. Environmental neurotoxicologyconcept1
  105. Epigenetic regulation of AD genesconcept1
  106. Ferroptosis in Neurodegenerationconcept1
  107. Fischer's Sideliningpaper1
  108. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper1
  109. Gene dosage of APP directly causes pathogenesisconcept1
  110. Genetic evidence as gold standard for causalityconcept1
  111. Gunnar Gouras's Intraneuronal Amyloid and the Synaptic Endosome, Twenty-Eight Years Onpaper1
  112. Gut-brain axis in ADconcept1
  113. Gut-brain axis in neuroinflammationconcept1
  114. Iron Brain Paradoxconcept1
  115. Iron Dyshomeostasisconcept1
  116. Lipid Metabolismconcept1
  117. Lipid Peroxidationconcept1
  118. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  119. LL-37, Innate Immunity and Autophagic Collapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  120. Long preclinical phase of AD pathologyconcept1
  121. LRP1 and the Templated Spread of Misfolded Proteinpaper1
  122. Lysosomal Dysfunctionconcept1
  123. Mapping Fischer's 1907 Histopathological Terms onto Modern Autophagy Sciencepaper1
  124. Metabolic-neurodegenerative disease connectionconcept1
  125. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper1
  126. Multi-pathway AD pathophysiology reviewconcept1
  127. Multifactorial modulation of disease trajectoryconcept1
  128. NAD⁺ Restoration and CD38 Inhibitionpaper1
  129. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper1
  130. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper1
  131. Perineuronal Nets, Microglial Neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer'spaper1
  132. PERK DLX1 Tau Axisconcept1
  133. Rappoportpaper1
  134. Re-evaluating Tsai's 40 Hz Gamma Programpaper1
  135. Reelin-ApoE receptor axis disruptionconcept1
  136. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper1
  137. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper1
  138. Sleep as the Shared Off-Line State of Every Collapse Axispaper1
  139. Solomon Carter Fuller's 1911 Plaque Audit, Read Beside Oskar Fischer'spaper1
  140. Synaptic Pathologyconcept1
  141. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper1
  142. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  143. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  144. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper1
  145. The Coerulean Interface — The Brainstem Origin of Alzheimer'spaper1
  146. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper1
  147. The Inflammasome–Complement–TREM2 Nexus in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  148. The Lipid That Kills Neurons and Spares Tumourspaper1
  149. The Locus Coeruleus as Phase Bridgepaper1
  150. The Microglion That Silences Tau's Phosphatasepaper1
  151. The Mitochondria-Associated Membrane Hypothesis of Alzheimer's Disease, Evaluatedpaper1
  152. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper1
  153. The Ventral Tegmental Area in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  154. Translational Regulation in Tauopathyconcept1
  155. TXNIP as therapeutic targetconcept1
  156. When the Gut Writes the First Depressionpaper1
V-ATPase (ATP6V) Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 611 82 docs
Matched on V-ATPase ATP6V vacuolar[- ]?(?:type )?ATPase
  1. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper59
  2. Lysosomal Acidification Failure as the Convergent Lesion of Neurodegenerationpaper42
  3. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper37
  4. Oxidative Stress and Autophagy Failure in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper29
  5. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper23
  6. Khachaturianpaper23
  7. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper22
  8. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper21
  9. Lysosomal Acidificationconcept21
  10. Autophagy Failure Mechanisms in Neurodegeneration, and the Timeline of Plaque Formationpaper20
  11. Biomarkers of Vascular Dementia and Their Overlap with Alzheimer's Diseasepaper20
  12. The Morphological and Molecular Basis of Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper17
  13. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper15
  14. Re-evaluating Tsai's 40 Hz Gamma Programpaper15
  15. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper13
  16. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper12
  17. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper12
  18. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper12
  19. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper11
  20. Carlo Abbate's Adult Neurogenesis Theory of Alzheimer's Disease, Critically Evaluatedpaper8
  21. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper8
  22. Load, Capacity and the Boundary of Convergent Clearance Failure in Neurodegenerationpaper8
  23. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper8
  24. Bioenergeticsconcept7
  25. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper7
  26. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper7
  27. Autophagyconcept6
  28. Calcium Homeostasisconcept6
  29. Cholesterol Homeostasisconcept5
  30. Ferroptosisconcept5
  31. Fischer's Staged Deposit, 1907–1912paper5
  32. Lysosomal Dysfunctionconcept5
  33. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper5
  34. Where Autophagic Failure Causes Neurodegeneration, and Where It Is a Consequencepaper5
  35. Mitochondrial Dysfunctionconcept4
  36. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper4
  37. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  38. Endosomal Traffickingconcept3
  39. Gouraspaper3
  40. Lipid Metabolismconcept3
  41. Lipid Peroxidationconcept3
  42. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  43. The Mitochondria-Associated Membrane Hypothesis of Alzheimer's Disease, Evaluatedpaper3
  44. Anti Ferroptotic Botanicalsconcept2
  45. Antimicrobial Defenseconcept2
  46. Autophagic Collapseconcept2
  47. BCG Immune Checkpoint Modulationconcept2
  48. Brain Lipid Homeostasis Restorationconcept2
  49. Cannabinoid Neuroprotectionconcept2
  50. Dietary Fatty Acid APOE4 Rescueconcept2
  51. Endolysosomal Dysfunctionconcept2
  52. Endosomal Nexusnode2
  53. Estela Area-Gómez's MAM Theorypaper2
  54. Gut Brain Axisconcept2
  55. Immunometabolismconcept2
  56. Lipid Transportconcept2
  57. Lysosomal Membrane Damage as the Upstream Determinant of Microglial Statepaper2
  58. Membrane Biologyconcept2
  59. Microglial Immunometabolismconcept2
  60. Neuroinflammationconcept2
  61. Oxidative Stressconcept2
  62. Peripheral Immunocyte Regulationconcept2
  63. Prenatally Generated Immature Neurons and the Cellular Origin of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  64. Synaptic Competitionconcept2
  65. The Biomarker Cascade (PhD Thesis)paper2
  66. Trained Immunityconcept2
  67. Viral Pathogenesisconcept2
  68. Autophagic Fluxconcept1
  69. Energy Metabolismconcept1
  70. ER Stressconcept1
  71. Fischer's Sideliningpaper1
  72. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper1
  73. Glial Biologyconcept1
  74. Iron Chelation and GPX4 Stabilizationpaper1
  75. Metabolic-Homeostatic Axisnode1
  76. Microbial Pathogenesisconcept1
  77. Neural Oscillationsconcept1
  78. Proteostasis Collapseconcept1
  79. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper1
  80. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
  81. TOMM40 Import Gateconcept1
  82. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper1
SST (somatostatin) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 598 30 docs
Matched on SST somatostatin
  1. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper264
  2. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper118
  3. Wandering in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper79
  4. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper41
  5. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper17
  6. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper12
  7. The Proteolytic Degradation of the Perineuronal Net and the Loss of PV Interneuronspaper12
  8. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper8
  9. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper7
  10. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper7
  11. Alzheimer's Disease as a Fifty-Year Process in Time and Spacepaper4
  12. Ordered Attrition and Resilience as the Two Human-Evidence Anchors of Alzheimer'spaper4
  13. Gunnar Gouras's Intraneuronal Amyloid and the Synaptic Endosome, Twenty-Eight Years Onpaper3
  14. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper3
  15. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  16. CSF1R Inhibition Restores the Perineuronal Matrix and Destabilises the Rhythm It Supportspaper2
  17. Reelin-ApoE receptor axis disruptionconcept2
  18. Cofilin Serine 3paper1
  19. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper1
  20. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper1
  21. Matrix Sulfation Nodeconcept1
  22. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper1
  23. One Sensor, Two Collapses — Which Arm Matters More?paper1
  24. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper1
  25. Perineuronal Netsconcept1
  26. Phase Measurabilityconcept1
  27. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper1
  28. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  29. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper1
  30. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
LRP8 (ApoER2) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 583 60 docs
Matched on LRP8 ApoER2 APOER2
  1. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper82
  2. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper51
  3. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper46
  4. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper37
  5. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper35
  6. Cofilin Serine 3paper32
  7. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper32
  8. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper31
  9. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper19
  10. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper18
  11. Layer II Immature Neurons, Disease-Associated Microglia and the Reelin–Ephexin5 Axispaper17
  12. The Brain's Architect and the Brake It Puts on Taupaper17
  13. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper14
  14. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper13
  15. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper12
  16. Iron Chelation and GPX4 Stabilizationpaper11
  17. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper10
  18. Reelin-ApoE receptor axis disruptionconcept10
  19. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper9
  20. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper7
  21. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper6
  22. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper5
  23. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper5
  24. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper5
  25. Chronic Excitatory Insufficiencyconcept4
  26. Tau Kindling in the Locus Coeruleuspaper4
  27. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper3
  28. Excitatory–Inhibitory Balance in Alzheimer'spaper3
  29. Lipid Peroxidationconcept3
  30. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper3
  31. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper3
  32. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper3
  33. APOE4 Hubnode2
  34. Cortical Immature Neurons of Layer IIpaper2
  35. Endosomal Nexusnode2
  36. Ferroptosisconcept2
  37. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper2
  38. Adrenergic Signalingconcept1
  39. ApoE4 structural vulnerabilityconcept1
  40. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper1
  41. Cholesterol Homeostasisconcept1
  42. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper1
  43. Convergent Synaptic Collapseconcept1
  44. Ferroptosis in Neurodegenerationconcept1
  45. From Gut Ecology to the Failed Antidepressant Trialpaper1
  46. Immune-pathogen interaction modelconcept1
  47. Iron Brain Paradoxconcept1
  48. Iron Dyshomeostasisconcept1
  49. Lipid peroxidation cascade at synapseconcept1
  50. Matrix Sulfation Nodeconcept1
  51. Moosmann & Sohrepaper1
  52. Multi-cellular pathologyconcept1
  53. Neurovascular dysfunction as initiating eventconcept1
  54. Perineuronal Netsconcept1
  55. Peroxidized ApoE as proximate causeconcept1
  56. Post-translational modification dysregulationconcept1
  57. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  58. The Genes That Protect — Phenocopy the Fortunatepaper1
  59. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  60. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
CGAS Microglia & innate immunity 539 14 docs
CAMP (LL-37) Microglia & innate immunity 526 22 docs
DAB1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 515 41 docs
Matched on DAB1 Disabled-1
  1. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper56
  2. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper47
  3. Cofilin Serine 3paper47
  4. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper30
  5. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper26
  6. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper26
  7. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper25
  8. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper25
  9. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper25
  10. The Brain's Architect and the Brake It Puts on Taupaper20
  11. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper19
  12. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper18
  13. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper18
  14. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper15
  15. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper15
  16. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper12
  17. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper11
  18. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper11
  19. Layer II Immature Neurons, Disease-Associated Microglia and the Reelin–Ephexin5 Axispaper9
  20. Reelin-ApoE receptor axis disruptionconcept9
  21. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper8
  22. Tau Kindling in the Locus Coeruleuspaper7
  23. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper4
  24. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper3
  25. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper3
  26. Cortical Immature Neurons of Layer IIpaper3
  27. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper3
  28. Endosomal Nexusnode2
  29. Perineuronal Netsconcept2
  30. The Genes That Protect — Phenocopy the Fortunatepaper2
  31. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper2
  32. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  33. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper2
  34. APOE4 Hubnode1
  35. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper1
  36. Convergent Synaptic Collapseconcept1
  37. From Gut Ecology to the Failed Antidepressant Trialpaper1
  38. Lipid Peroxidationconcept1
  39. Matrix Sulfation Nodeconcept1
  40. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  41. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
MMP9 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 505 58 docs
Matched on MMP-?9
  1. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper92
  2. Phase IIIpaper91
  3. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper30
  4. Telling Different Dementias Apartpaper30
  5. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper23
  6. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper23
  7. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper20
  8. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper20
  9. The Losing Axonpaper19
  10. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper18
  11. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper15
  12. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper11
  13. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper6
  14. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper6
  15. Vascular Pathology as a Substrate Across Phasespaper6
  16. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper5
  17. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  18. Zhen Huang's Competitive Synaptic Plasticity and the Amyloid-β Monomer Depletion Modelpaper5
  19. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper4
  20. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper4
  21. The Cholinergic Nucleus Basalis in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  22. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper4
  23. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  24. Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis and the Substrate of Cognitive Reservepaper3
  25. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper3
  26. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper3
  27. Fischer's Matrixpaper3
  28. Michal Schwartz's Protective Autoimmunity as the Systemic Upstream of the Microglial Nichepaper3
  29. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper3
  30. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper3
  31. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper3
  32. Adrenergic Signalingconcept2
  33. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper2
  34. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper2
  35. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper2
  36. Perineuronal Netsconcept2
  37. Perineuronal Nets, Microglial Neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer'spaper2
  38. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper2
  39. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper2
  40. The Locus Coeruleus as Phase Bridgepaper2
  41. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper2
  42. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper1
  43. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  44. AD as accelerated aging of Abeta managementconcept1
  45. Aging accelerators and deceleratorsconcept1
  46. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper1
  47. Alzheimer's Disease as a Fifty-Year Process in Time and Spacepaper1
  48. Beth Stevens's Complement-Pruning Programpaper1
  49. Clearance failure vs. overproductionconcept1
  50. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper1
  51. Convergent Synaptic Collapseconcept1
  52. Fischer's Sideliningpaper1
  53. Inflamm-aging as disease driverconcept1
  54. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper1
  55. Oskar Fischer's Eight Stages of Plaque Formationpaper1
  56. Re-evaluating Tsai's 40 Hz Gamma Programpaper1
  57. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  58. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper1
CD38 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 438 30 docs
Matched on CD38
  1. NAD⁺ Restoration and CD38 Inhibitionpaper118
  2. Re-evaluating Chini's CD38–NAD Programpaper62
  3. Michal Schwartz's Protective Autoimmunity as the Systemic Upstream of the Microglial Nichepaper41
  4. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper36
  5. PARP Inhibitors and the Locus Coeruleuspaper21
  6. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper20
  7. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper19
  8. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper18
  9. The Locus Coeruleus and the Noradrenergic Prodrome of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper15
  10. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper12
  11. Iron Chelation and GPX4 Stabilizationpaper10
  12. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper10
  13. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper9
  14. Cellular Senescenceconcept9
  15. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper7
  16. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper5
  17. Aging as root cause of ADconcept3
  18. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper3
  19. Amyloid-beta as innate immune defenseconcept3
  20. Inflammaging integrates hallmarks of agingconcept3
  21. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper3
  22. NAD+ depletion drives neurodegenerationconcept3
  23. Brain Immune Interfaceconcept1
  24. Immune Checkpoint Therapyconcept1
  25. Immunometabolic Checkpointsconcept1
  26. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper1
  27. Meningeal T Cell Regulationconcept1
  28. Necrotic Cell Deathconcept1
  29. Phagocytic Clearanceconcept1
  30. Re-evaluating Tsai's 40 Hz Gamma Programpaper1
STING Microglia & innate immunity 430 15 docs
LRP1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 414 32 docs
Matched on LRP1
  1. LRP1 and the Templated Spread of Misfolded Proteinpaper168
  2. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper72
  3. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper43
  4. Different Tau Strains Cause Different Diseasespaper20
  5. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper20
  6. Stanley Prusiner's Prion Theory and Templated Neurodegeneration, Critically Evaluatedpaper12
  7. Vascular Pathology as a Substrate Across Phasespaper9
  8. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper8
  9. α-Synuclein Templating and Synucleinopathy Propagationpaper7
  10. Proving That Misfolded Proteins Spread Like Prionspaper5
  11. The Locus Coeruleus as Phase Bridgepaper5
  12. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper5
  13. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper4
  14. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper4
  15. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper3
  16. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper3
  17. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper3
  18. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper2
  19. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper2
  20. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper2
  21. Endosomal Traffickingconcept2
  22. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper2
  23. The Brain's Border Gatepaper2
  24. The Indifferent Neuronpaper2
  25. The Mitochondria-Associated Membrane Hypothesis of Alzheimer's Disease, Evaluatedpaper2
  26. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper1
  27. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper1
  28. Cholesterol Homeostasisconcept1
  29. Glymphatic Clearance Failure in Alzheimer's Disease and the Noradrenergic Switchpaper1
  30. Gouraspaper1
  31. LL-37, Innate Immunity and Autophagic Collapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  32. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper1
SORL1 GWAS / LOAD risk 401 47 docs
Matched on SORL1 SORLA
  1. Scott Small's Retromer and Endosomal Theorypaper88
  2. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper55
  3. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper46
  4. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper40
  5. Smallpaper30
  6. Beth Stevens's Complement-Pruning Programpaper24
  7. Cofilin Serine 3paper13
  8. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper9
  9. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper9
  10. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper9
  11. SORL1 Lysosomal Functionconcept5
  12. Where Autophagic Failure Causes Neurodegeneration, and Where It Is a Consequencepaper5
  13. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper4
  14. Endosomal Traffickingconcept4
  15. SorLA Lipid ER Regulationconcept4
  16. Antimicrobial hypothesis of amyloidconcept3
  17. BBB breakdown cascadeconcept3
  18. Circadian Immune Regulationconcept3
  19. Human-germ interaction modelconcept3
  20. Neuroimmune Surveillanceconcept3
  21. Neurovascular unit as disease originconcept3
  22. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper2
  23. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper2
  24. Endosomal Nexusnode2
  25. Entropy as organizing principleconcept2
  26. Evolutionary mismatch hypothesisconcept2
  27. Microglial Protein Biomarkersconcept2
  28. Modifiability of AD riskconcept2
  29. Mosaic model of aging brainconcept2
  30. Seth Margolis Revisitedpaper2
  31. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper2
  32. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper2
  33. Transcriptional Pause Releaseconcept2
  34. Autophagic Collapseconcept1
  35. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper1
  36. Ceramide as a Structural and Signalling Node in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  37. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper1
  38. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper1
  39. Estela Area-Gómez's MAM Theorypaper1
  40. Gouraspaper1
  41. Khachaturianpaper1
  42. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper1
  43. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  44. Moosmann & Sohrepaper1
  45. Rappoportpaper1
  46. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  47. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper1
C4 (complement) Microglia & innate immunity 390 37 docs
Matched on C4d C4b
  1. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper80
  2. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper62
  3. Shatz & Brottpaper57
  4. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper25
  5. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper23
  6. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper23
  7. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper14
  8. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper10
  9. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper9
  10. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper9
  11. The Losing Axonpaper9
  12. Cofilin Serine 3paper8
  13. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  14. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper6
  15. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper5
  16. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper4
  17. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper4
  18. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper4
  19. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper4
  20. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper4
  21. Seth Margolis Revisitedpaper3
  22. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper2
  23. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper2
  24. Neuroimmune Interfacenode2
  25. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper2
  26. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper2
  27. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper1
  28. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper1
  29. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper1
  30. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper1
  31. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  32. Michal Schwartz's Protective Autoimmunity as the Systemic Upstream of the Microglial Nichepaper1
  33. Neuroimmunologyconcept1
  34. Neuroinflammationconcept1
  35. Perineuronal Netsconcept1
  36. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper1
  37. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper1
ACAN (aggrecan) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 358 63 docs
Matched on ACAN aggrecan
  1. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper26
  2. The Perineuronal Matrix and Cortical Layer Twopaper23
  3. CSF1R Inhibition Restores the Perineuronal Matrix and Destabilises the Rhythm It Supportspaper16
  4. The Proteolytic Degradation of the Perineuronal Net and the Loss of PV Interneuronspaper15
  5. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper13
  6. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper13
  7. The Plaque Was Staged Before It Was Countedpaper13
  8. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper12
  9. Perineuronal Nets, Microglial Neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer'spaper12
  10. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper10
  11. From Gut Ecology to the Failed Antidepressant Trialpaper10
  12. One Sensor, Two Collapses — Which Arm Matters More?paper9
  13. Phase IIIpaper9
  14. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper9
  15. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper9
  16. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper9
  17. Fischer's Matrixpaper8
  18. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper8
  19. The Raphe Nuclei in Alzheimer's Disease as a Subject in Their Own Rightpaper8
  20. Tau Kindling in the Locus Coeruleuspaper7
  21. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper7
  22. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper7
  23. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper6
  24. Oskar Fischer's Eight Stages of Plaque Formationpaper6
  25. Perineuronal Netsconcept6
  26. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper6
  27. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper5
  28. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  29. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper5
  30. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper5
  31. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper4
  32. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  33. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper3
  34. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper3
  35. cognitive resilienceconcept3
  36. Fischer's Eighth Stage as a Measurement of Rate Against Host Capacitypaper3
  37. Michal Schwartz's Protective Autoimmunity as the Systemic Upstream of the Microglial Nichepaper3
  38. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper3
  39. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper3
  40. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  41. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper2
  42. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper2
  43. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper2
  44. The Biomarker Cascade (PhD Thesis)paper2
  45. The Brain's Architect and the Brake It Puts on Taupaper2
  46. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  47. Adrenergic Signalingconcept1
  48. Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis and the Substrate of Cognitive Reservepaper1
  49. Alzheimer's Disease as a Fifty-Year Process in Time and Spacepaper1
  50. Amyloid-β, the Oxidative Burst and Three Routes to a Disabled Phosphatasepaper1
  51. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  52. Convergent Synaptic Collapseconcept1
  53. Cortical Immature Neurons of Layer IIpaper1
  54. Ecce Homopaper1
  55. Epigenetic Erosion as the Reversible Information Layer of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  56. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper1
  57. Homeostatic Microglial Collapseconcept1
  58. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  59. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  60. Ordered Attrition and Resilience as the Two Human-Evidence Anchors of Alzheimer'spaper1
  61. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper1
  62. The Locus Coeruleus as Phase Bridgepaper1
  63. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
BDNF Trophic / exercise / resilience 339 32 docs
Matched on BDNF
  1. BDNF and the Trophic Failure of the Synapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper186
  2. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper29
  3. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper16
  4. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper13
  5. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper12
  6. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper11
  7. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper10
  8. Why Exercise Prevents but Does Not Curepaper8
  9. The Indifferent Neuronpaper7
  10. Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis and the Substrate of Cognitive Reservepaper5
  11. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper5
  12. When the Gut Writes the First Depressionpaper4
  13. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper3
  14. The Raphe Nuclei in Alzheimer's Disease as a Subject in Their Own Rightpaper3
  15. Autophagy-metabolism crosstalk in ADconcept2
  16. cognitive resilienceconcept2
  17. Energy failure as primary AD driverconcept2
  18. From Gut Ecology to the Failed Antidepressant Trialpaper2
  19. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper2
  20. Sigma-1 receptor-mediated neuroprotectionconcept2
  21. SSRI repurposing for neurodegenerationconcept2
  22. Synaptic Plasticityconcept2
  23. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper2
  24. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper1
  25. Adult Neurogenesisconcept1
  26. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper1
  27. Carlo Abbate's Adult Neurogenesis Theory of Alzheimer's Disease, Critically Evaluatedpaper1
  28. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper1
  29. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper1
  30. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper1
  31. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper1
  32. Prenatally Generated Immature Neurons and the Cellular Origin of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
MTOR Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 321 59 docs
Matched on mTOR MTOR mTORC1 mTORC2
  1. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper29
  2. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper26
  3. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper22
  4. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper20
  5. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper18
  6. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper17
  7. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper13
  8. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper12
  9. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper12
  10. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper11
  11. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper10
  12. HSV-1 Suppression of Neuronal Autophagy as a Viral Route into Alzheimer's Diseasepaper9
  13. Gunnar Gouras's Intraneuronal Amyloid and the Synaptic Endosome, Twenty-Eight Years Onpaper7
  14. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper6
  15. Load, Capacity and the Boundary of Convergent Clearance Failure in Neurodegenerationpaper6
  16. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  17. Where Autophagic Failure Causes Neurodegeneration, and Where It Is a Consequencepaper6
  18. BCG Vaccination in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  19. Metabolic-Homeostatic Axisnode5
  20. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper5
  21. Biomarkers of Vascular Dementia and Their Overlap with Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  22. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper4
  23. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper4
  24. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper4
  25. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper4
  26. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper3
  27. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper3
  28. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  29. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper3
  30. Lysosomal Acidification Failure as the Convergent Lesion of Neurodegenerationpaper3
  31. When the Gut Writes the First Depressionpaper3
  32. Amyloid-β, the Oxidative Burst and Three Routes to a Disabled Phosphatasepaper2
  33. Bioenergeticsconcept2
  34. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper2
  35. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper2
  36. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper2
  37. LL-37, Innate Immunity and Autophagic Collapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  38. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper2
  39. The Biomarker Cascade (PhD Thesis)paper2
  40. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper2
  41. The Morphological and Molecular Basis of Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper2
  42. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  43. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  44. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper1
  45. Astrocytespaper1
  46. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper1
  47. Cellular Senescenceconcept1
  48. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper1
  49. Iron Chelation and GPX4 Stabilizationpaper1
  50. Lysosomal Membrane Damage as the Upstream Determinant of Microglial Statepaper1
  51. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  52. NAD⁺ Restoration and CD38 Inhibitionpaper1
  53. Ralph Nixon's Inside-Out Thesispaper1
  54. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  55. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  56. The Losing Axonpaper1
  57. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
  58. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper1
  59. Vaccines That May Prevent Dementiapaper1
TARDBP (TDP-43) Neurodegeneration overlap 277 57 docs
Matched on TARDBP TDP-?43
  1. The Indifferent Neuronpaper30
  2. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper25
  3. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper19
  4. Proving That Misfolded Proteins Spread Like Prionspaper17
  5. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper17
  6. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper16
  7. Telling Different Dementias Apartpaper15
  8. Estela Area-Gómez's MAM Theorypaper13
  9. Pavel Kalvach's Case That Alzheimer's Is Not a Disease, Gradedpaper9
  10. Stanley Prusiner's Prion Theory and Templated Neurodegeneration, Critically Evaluatedpaper9
  11. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper8
  12. Neurotropic Viral Invasion of the Central Nervous Systempaper7
  13. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper6
  14. Where Autophagic Failure Causes Neurodegeneration, and Where It Is a Consequencepaper6
  15. Load, Capacity and the Boundary of Convergent Clearance Failure in Neurodegenerationpaper5
  16. Prenatally Generated Immature Neurons and the Cellular Origin of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  17. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  18. Bess Frost's Chromatin Programme, the Elements It Releases, and the Restraint on cGASpaper3
  19. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper3
  20. HSV-1 Suppression of Neuronal Autophagy as a Viral Route into Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  21. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper3
  22. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper3
  23. The Raphe Nuclei in Alzheimer's Disease as a Subject in Their Own Rightpaper3
  24. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  25. Todd Golde's Amyloid Cascade, Read for What It Addspaper3
  26. Carlo Abbate's Adult Neurogenesis Theory of Alzheimer's Disease, Critically Evaluatedpaper2
  27. cGAS–STING in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  28. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper2
  29. From Gut Ecology to the Failed Antidepressant Trialpaper2
  30. LRP1 and the Templated Spread of Misfolded Proteinpaper2
  31. Mitochondria-Associated ER Membranes and Ceramide in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  32. Phase Measurabilityconcept2
  33. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper2
  34. Scott Small's Retromer and Endosomal Theorypaper2
  35. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper2
  36. A Counterfactual History of Alzheimer's Research Had Fischer's 1907 Findings Prevailedpaper1
  37. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper1
  38. Astrocytespaper1
  39. Biomarkers of Vascular Dementia and Their Overlap with Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  40. Different Tau Strains Cause Different Diseasespaper1
  41. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper1
  42. Fischer's Sideliningpaper1
  43. Khachaturianpaper1
  44. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper1
  45. Lysosomal Acidification Failure as the Convergent Lesion of Neurodegenerationpaper1
  46. Microglial Lipid Regulationconcept1
  47. Peripheral Lipid Biomarkersconcept1
  48. Phase IIIpaper1
  49. Presymptomatic Lipidomic Signaturesconcept1
  50. Standard Diagnostic Biomarkers Explainedpaper1
  51. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper1
  52. The Calcium Hypothesis and the Systems Failure Model of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  53. The Glial Consortium and the Temporal Architecture of Neurodegenerationpaper1
  54. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  55. The Losing Axonpaper1
  56. Three Subtractive Alzheimer's Trials That Engaged Their Target and Left Patients Worsepaper1
  57. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper1
PARP1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 271 34 docs
Matched on PARP-?1 PARP1
  1. PARP Inhibitors and the Locus Coeruleuspaper82
  2. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper39
  3. The Locus Coeruleus and the Noradrenergic Prodrome of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper22
  4. NAD⁺ Restoration and CD38 Inhibitionpaper13
  5. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper13
  6. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper12
  7. Re-evaluating Chini's CD38–NAD Programpaper8
  8. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper7
  9. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper7
  10. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper7
  11. cGAS–STING in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  12. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper6
  13. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper6
  14. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper6
  15. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper5
  16. The Locus Coeruleus as Phase Bridgepaper4
  17. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper3
  18. Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis and the Substrate of Cognitive Reservepaper2
  19. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper2
  20. Bioenergetic Collapseconcept2
  21. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper2
  22. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper2
  23. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper2
  24. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper2
  25. Vascular Pathology as a Substrate Across Phasespaper2
  26. Alzheimer's Disease as a Fifty-Year Process in Time and Spacepaper1
  27. Anatomy of a Neurodegenerative Conduit — The Vagal Interfacepaper1
  28. Bess Frost's Chromatin Programme, the Elements It Releases, and the Restraint on cGASpaper1
  29. Energy Metabolismconcept1
  30. Epigenetic Erosion as the Reversible Information Layer of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  31. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  32. Re-evaluating Höglinger's Complex I → Tau Programpaper1
  33. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper1
  34. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
RHOA Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 266 27 docs
Matched on RhoA RHOA
  1. Cofilin Serine 3paper39
  2. Layer II Immature Neurons, Disease-Associated Microglia and the Reelin–Ephexin5 Axispaper36
  3. Seth Margolis Revisitedpaper31
  4. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper24
  5. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper17
  6. Margolispaper17
  7. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper13
  8. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper12
  9. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper10
  10. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper10
  11. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  12. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper6
  13. The Locus Coeruleus and the Noradrenergic Prodrome of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  14. Convergent signaling through Wnt-PCP-RhoA-ROCKconcept5
  15. Structural Instructions at the Synapse Are Terminated by Destruction, Not Dephosphorylationpaper5
  16. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper5
  17. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  18. Cytoskeletal disorder as core pathologyconcept3
  19. Glial contribution to neurodegenerationconcept3
  20. Locus coeruleus as ground zeroconcept3
  21. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper3
  22. Cytoskeletal Collapse Nodenode2
  23. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper2
  24. APOE4 Hubnode1
  25. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper1
  26. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  27. Dynamics of Synaptic Competitionpaper1
GSK3B Amyloid & Tau core 246 54 docs
Matched on GSK3B GSK-?3β GSK-?3beta GSK-?3
  1. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper93
  2. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper18
  3. Carlo Abbate's Adult Neurogenesis Theory of Alzheimer's Disease, Critically Evaluatedpaper10
  4. Three Subtractive Alzheimer's Trials That Engaged Their Target and Left Patients Worsepaper10
  5. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper9
  6. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper9
  7. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper8
  8. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  9. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper7
  10. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper6
  11. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper5
  12. Mitochondria-Associated ER Membranes and Ceramide in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  13. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper3
  14. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper3
  15. Wnt-GSK3-beta pathway integrating amyloid and tau pathologyconcept3
  16. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper2
  17. Cofilin Serine 3paper2
  18. Cytoskeletal Collapse Nodenode2
  19. Cytoskeletal Perturbationstage2
  20. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper2
  21. Gunnar Gouras's Intraneuronal Amyloid and the Synaptic Endosome, Twenty-Eight Years Onpaper2
  22. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  23. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper2
  24. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper2
  25. Tau Kindling in the Locus Coeruleuspaper2
  26. Tau Pathologyconcept2
  27. The Brain's Architect and the Brake It Puts on Taupaper2
  28. Adrenergic Signalingconcept1
  29. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper1
  30. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper1
  31. Amyloid plaques as fibrotic scar tissue from BBB repairconcept1
  32. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  33. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper1
  34. Gouraspaper1
  35. Lipid Metabolismconcept1
  36. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper1
  37. Microbleeds as initiating vascular event in ADconcept1
  38. Multifactorial risk accumulation modelconcept1
  39. Neurovascular injury-repair cycle driving disease progressionconcept1
  40. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper1
  41. Perineuronal Netsconcept1
  42. Re-evaluating Höglinger's Complex I → Tau Programpaper1
  43. Reelin-ApoE receptor axis disruptionconcept1
  44. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper1
  45. Resilience as key to understanding AD clinical expressionconcept1
  46. Scott Small's Retromer and Endosomal Theorypaper1
  47. Somatic mutations as novel therapeutic targetsconcept1
  48. SuperAgers demonstrate pathology-cognition dissociationconcept1
  49. The Calcium Hypothesis and the Systems Failure Model of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  50. The Genes That Protect — Phenocopy the Fortunatepaper1
  51. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  52. The Inflammasome–Complement–TREM2 Nexus in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  53. The Locus Coeruleus and the Noradrenergic Prodrome of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  54. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
HSD17B10 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 244 4 docs
GPX4 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 234 20 docs
CAV1 (caveolin-1) Vascular / BBB 216 12 docs
SPI1 GWAS / LOAD risk 198 10 docs
TFEB Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 198 41 docs
Matched on TFEB
  1. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper34
  2. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper30
  3. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper16
  4. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper11
  5. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper10
  6. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper9
  7. Biomarkers of Vascular Dementia and Their Overlap with Alzheimer's Diseasepaper7
  8. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper7
  9. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper6
  10. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper5
  11. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper5
  12. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper5
  13. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper4
  14. Cofilin Serine 3paper4
  15. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper4
  16. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper3
  17. Lysosomal Acidification Failure as the Convergent Lesion of Neurodegenerationpaper3
  18. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  19. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper3
  20. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper3
  21. A Counterfactual History of Alzheimer's Research Had Fischer's 1907 Findings Prevailedpaper2
  22. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  23. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper2
  24. Gut Brain Axisconcept2
  25. Ralph Nixon's Inside-Out Thesispaper2
  26. Autophagic Fluxconcept1
  27. Autophagyconcept1
  28. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper1
  29. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper1
  30. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper1
  31. Gouraspaper1
  32. LL-37, Innate Immunity and Autophagic Collapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  33. Lysosomal Acidificationconcept1
  34. Lysosomal Dysfunctionconcept1
  35. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  36. Microbial Pathogenesisconcept1
  37. Proteostasis Collapseconcept1
  38. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper1
  39. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper1
  40. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper1
  41. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper1
VCAM1 Vascular / BBB 197 8 docs
PP2A Amyloid & Tau core 189 24 docs
TNF Microglia & innate immunity 187 56 docs
Matched on TNF
  1. The Losing Axonpaper33
  2. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper14
  3. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper10
  4. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper8
  5. Anti-TNF-alpha therapeutic strategyconcept7
  6. TNF-alpha as central AD mediatorconcept7
  7. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper6
  8. LL-37, Innate Immunity and Autophagic Collapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  9. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  10. Activated microglia imaging for treatment guidanceconcept5
  11. Anatomy of a Neurodegenerative Conduit — The Vagal Interfacepaper5
  12. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  13. Glial-driven neuroinflammatory disease modelconcept5
  14. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper5
  15. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper5
  16. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper3
  17. Neurotropic Viral Invasion of the Central Nervous Systempaper3
  18. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  19. BCG Vaccination in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  20. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper2
  21. Cellular Senescenceconcept2
  22. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper2
  23. Endolysosomal Dysfunctionconcept2
  24. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  25. Microglial Immunometabolismconcept2
  26. NAD⁺ Restoration and CD38 Inhibitionpaper2
  27. Neuroinflammationconcept2
  28. Phase IIpaper2
  29. Phase IIIpaper2
  30. Synaptic Competitionconcept2
  31. Vascular Pathology as a Substrate Across Phasespaper2
  32. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper1
  33. Astrocytespaper1
  34. Autophagic Collapseconcept1
  35. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper1
  36. Autophagy Failure Mechanisms in Neurodegeneration, and the Timeline of Plaque Formationpaper1
  37. Beth Stevens's Complement-Pruning Programpaper1
  38. Ceramide as a Structural and Signalling Node in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  39. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper1
  40. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper1
  41. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper1
  42. Innate Immunityconcept1
  43. Lysosomal Acidificationconcept1
  44. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  45. Moosmann & Sohrepaper1
  46. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper1
  47. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper1
  48. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper1
  49. The Biomarker Cascade (PhD Thesis)paper1
  50. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
  51. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  52. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper1
  53. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper1
  54. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper1
  55. Vaccines That May Prevent Dementiapaper1
  56. Zhen Huang's Competitive Synaptic Plasticity and the Amyloid-β Monomer Depletion Modelpaper1
FYN Amyloid & Tau core 183 26 docs
Matched on Fyn FYN
  1. Cofilin Serine 3paper47
  2. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper42
  3. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper12
  4. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper12
  5. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper11
  6. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper9
  7. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper8
  8. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper7
  9. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  10. Compensatory Architecture at the Alzheimer Synapse Is Turnover Rate, Not Reservepaper5
  11. Amyloid-β, the Oxidative Burst and Three Routes to a Disabled Phosphatasepaper4
  12. Layer II Immature Neurons, Disease-Associated Microglia and the Reelin–Ephexin5 Axispaper3
  13. Autophagy Failure Mechanisms in Neurodegeneration, and the Timeline of Plaque Formationpaper2
  14. Seth Margolis Revisitedpaper2
  15. The Losing Axonpaper2
  16. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  17. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper1
  18. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  19. Lysosomal Acidification Failure as the Convergent Lesion of Neurodegenerationpaper1
  20. Moosmann & Sohrepaper1
  21. Rappoportpaper1
  22. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper1
  23. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper1
  24. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper1
  25. The Morphological and Molecular Basis of Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper1
  26. The Strongest Case FOR the Amyloid Cascadepaper1
BACE1 Amyloid & Tau core 181 65 docs
Matched on BACE1
  1. Ceramide as a Structural and Signalling Node in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper19
  2. The Genes That Protect — Phenocopy the Fortunatepaper14
  3. The Lipid That Kills Neurons and Spares Tumourspaper13
  4. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper10
  5. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper9
  6. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper6
  7. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper5
  8. Fischer's Staged Deposit, 1907–1912paper4
  9. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper4
  10. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper4
  11. The Indifferent Neuronpaper4
  12. Vascular Pathology as a Substrate Across Phasespaper4
  13. Autophagy Failure Mechanisms in Neurodegeneration, and the Timeline of Plaque Formationpaper3
  14. Endosomal Traffickingconcept3
  15. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  16. Mitochondria-Associated ER Membranes and Ceramide in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  17. Smallpaper3
  18. Amyloid clearance as important as depositionconcept2
  19. Blood-based biomarker panels for preclinical detectionconcept2
  20. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper2
  21. Endolysosomal Dysfunctionconcept2
  22. Epigenetic Repressionconcept2
  23. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper2
  24. Gouraspaper2
  25. Gunnar Gouras's Intraneuronal Amyloid and the Synaptic Endosome, Twenty-Eight Years Onpaper2
  26. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper2
  27. Nuclear pathology as early AD mechanismconcept2
  28. Oskar Fischer's Eight Stages of Plaque Formationpaper2
  29. Oxidative Stress and Autophagy Failure in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  30. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper2
  31. Probabilistic multi-cause disease etiologyconcept2
  32. Scott Small's Retromer and Endosomal Theorypaper2
  33. Selective Tau Disruptionconcept2
  34. Tau Scaffolding Interactionsconcept2
  35. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper2
  36. The Locus Coeruleus and the Noradrenergic Prodrome of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  37. The Mitochondria-Associated Membrane Hypothesis of Alzheimer's Disease, Evaluatedpaper2
  38. The Plaque Was Staged Before It Was Countedpaper2
  39. Vesicular Traffickingconcept2
  40. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  41. Aluminum as primary environmental causeconcept1
  42. Aluminum driving amyloid productionconcept1
  43. Autophagy Dysfunctionconcept1
  44. Axonal Transportconcept1
  45. BDNF and the Trophic Failure of the Synapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  46. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper1
  47. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper1
  48. Cholesterol Homeostasisconcept1
  49. Endosomal Nexusnode1
  50. Environmental neurotoxicologyconcept1
  51. Exponential exposure-prevalence correlationconcept1
  52. Gut-brain axis in ADconcept1
  53. Innate Immunityconcept1
  54. Lipid Metabolismconcept1
  55. Metabolic-neurodegenerative disease connectionconcept1
  56. Ralph Nixon's Inside-Out Thesispaper1
  57. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper1
  58. Silica water as protective interventionconcept1
  59. Sphingolipid Signalingconcept1
  60. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper1
  61. The Calcium Hypothesis and the Systems Failure Model of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  62. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
  63. The Narrow Gate Every Mitochondrial Protein Must Passpaper1
  64. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
  65. TXNIP as therapeutic targetconcept1
IDO1 Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 175 10 docs
C1QA Microglia & innate immunity 173 53 docs
Matched on C1q C1QA C1QB
Often named withAPOEC3TREM2APPCR3PSEN1
  1. Beth Stevens's Complement-Pruning Programpaper19
  2. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper17
  3. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper10
  4. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  5. The Losing Axonpaper8
  6. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper6
  7. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper6
  8. Phase IIIpaper6
  9. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper5
  10. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper4
  11. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper4
  12. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper4
  13. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  14. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  15. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper3
  16. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  17. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper3
  18. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper3
  19. CSF1R Inhibition Restores the Perineuronal Matrix and Destabilises the Rhythm It Supportspaper3
  20. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  21. Shatz & Brottpaper3
  22. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper3
  23. Antimicrobial hypothesis of amyloidconcept2
  24. BBB breakdown cascadeconcept2
  25. Circadian Immune Regulationconcept2
  26. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper2
  27. Human-germ interaction modelconcept2
  28. Neuroimmune Surveillanceconcept2
  29. Neurovascular unit as disease originconcept2
  30. Phase IIpaper2
  31. Seth Margolis Revisitedpaper2
  32. SORL1 Lysosomal Functionconcept2
  33. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper2
  34. The Inflammasome–Complement–TREM2 Nexus in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  35. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper2
  36. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper1
  37. Ceramide as a Structural and Signalling Node in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  38. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  39. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper1
  40. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper1
  41. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper1
  42. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  43. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper1
  44. Neuroimmune Interfacenode1
  45. Neuroinflammationconcept1
  46. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper1
  47. Scott Small's Retromer and Endosomal Theorypaper1
  48. Synaptic Pathologyconcept1
  49. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  50. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  51. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper1
  52. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper1
  53. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
PYCARD Microglia & innate immunity 172 19 docs
EPHB2 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 169 15 docs
CDC42 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 165 14 docs
SQSTM1 (p62) Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 165 29 docs
Matched on SQSTM1 p62
  1. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper34
  2. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper23
  3. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper17
  4. Load, Capacity and the Boundary of Convergent Clearance Failure in Neurodegenerationpaper14
  5. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper8
  6. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  7. Astrocytespaper6
  8. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper6
  9. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper5
  10. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper5
  11. HSV-1 Suppression of Neuronal Autophagy as a Viral Route into Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  12. Where Autophagic Failure Causes Neurodegeneration, and Where It Is a Consequencepaper4
  13. Anne Eckert's Neuroendocrine Theory and the Withdrawal of Protection in the Ageing Brainpaper3
  14. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper3
  15. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper3
  16. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper3
  17. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper3
  18. Biomarkers of Vascular Dementia and Their Overlap with Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  19. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  20. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper2
  21. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper2
  22. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper1
  23. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper1
  24. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper1
  25. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  26. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  27. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper1
  28. Phase IIpaper1
  29. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper1
PINK1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 163 30 docs
Matched on PINK1
  1. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper23
  2. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper17
  3. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper17
  4. The Narrow Gate Every Mitochondrial Protein Must Passpaper17
  5. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper14
  6. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper11
  7. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper8
  8. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper7
  9. TOMM40 Import Gateconcept6
  10. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper5
  11. Lysosomal Acidification Failure as the Convergent Lesion of Neurodegenerationpaper5
  12. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper4
  13. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  14. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  15. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper3
  16. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper2
  17. HSV-1 Suppression of Neuronal Autophagy as a Viral Route into Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  18. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper2
  19. Ralph Nixon's Inside-Out Thesispaper2
  20. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper2
  21. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  22. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper1
  23. cGAS–STING in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  24. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper1
  25. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper1
  26. Oxidative Stress and Autophagy Failure in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  27. Phase IIpaper1
  28. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper1
  29. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper1
  30. The Glial Consortium and the Temporal Architecture of Neurodegenerationpaper1
NFKB1 (NF-κB) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 162 46 docs
Matched on NFKB1 NF-?κB NF-?kB NF-?kappaB
  1. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper27
  2. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper19
  3. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper9
  4. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  5. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper8
  6. Anatomy of a Neurodegenerative Conduit — The Vagal Interfacepaper7
  7. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper7
  8. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper7
  9. Vascular Pathology as a Substrate Across Phasespaper7
  10. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  11. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper4
  12. NAD⁺ Restoration and CD38 Inhibitionpaper3
  13. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper3
  14. The Coerulean Interface — The Brainstem Origin of Alzheimer'spaper3
  15. Acyloxyacyl Hydrolase Neuroprotectionconcept2
  16. Bacterial exudate-driven neurodegenerationconcept2
  17. Barrier dysfunction pathologyconcept2
  18. GI-tract microbiome neurotoxicityconcept2
  19. Gut Microbiome Lipid AD Axisconcept2
  20. NF-kB-miRNA inflammatory cascadeconcept2
  21. One Sensor, Two Collapses — Which Arm Matters More?paper2
  22. Phase IIIpaper2
  23. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper2
  24. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper2
  25. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper2
  26. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper2
  27. The Losing Axonpaper2
  28. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper1
  29. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  30. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper1
  31. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper1
  32. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper1
  33. Energy metabolism declineconcept1
  34. Epigenetic and genetic interplayconcept1
  35. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper1
  36. Lifestyle and behavioral factorsconcept1
  37. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper1
  38. Multifactorial etiologyconcept1
  39. PARP Inhibitors and the Locus Coeruleuspaper1
  40. Phase IIpaper1
  41. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper1
  42. The Inflammasome–Complement–TREM2 Nexus in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  43. The Innate-Immune Sensor That Converts the Diseasepaper1
  44. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper1
  45. The Locus Coeruleus as Phase Bridgepaper1
  46. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper1
DCX (doublecortin) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 161 7 docs
MAP1LC3B (LC3) Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 161 31 docs
Matched on MAP1LC3B LC3
  1. Biomarkers of Vascular Dementia and Their Overlap with Alzheimer's Diseasepaper38
  2. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper19
  3. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper13
  4. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  5. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper8
  6. Fischer's Staged Deposit, 1907–1912paper7
  7. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  8. Where Autophagic Failure Causes Neurodegeneration, and Where It Is a Consequencepaper6
  9. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper5
  10. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper5
  11. Astrocytespaper4
  12. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper4
  13. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper4
  14. Load, Capacity and the Boundary of Convergent Clearance Failure in Neurodegenerationpaper4
  15. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper4
  16. Autophagy Failure Mechanisms in Neurodegeneration, and the Timeline of Plaque Formationpaper3
  17. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper3
  18. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper3
  19. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper2
  20. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper2
  21. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper2
  22. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper2
  23. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper1
  24. Khachaturianpaper1
  25. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  26. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  27. Oxidative Stress and Autophagy Failure in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  28. Plaque Origin What is Establishedconcept1
  29. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper1
  30. Ralph Nixon's Inside-Out Thesispaper1
  31. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper1
PRKN Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 148 28 docs
Matched on PRKN parkin PARK2
  1. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper27
  2. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper17
  3. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper14
  4. HSV-1 Suppression of Neuronal Autophagy as a Viral Route into Alzheimer's Diseasepaper10
  5. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper10
  6. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper9
  7. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper8
  8. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper7
  9. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper7
  10. Lysosomal Acidification Failure as the Convergent Lesion of Neurodegenerationpaper5
  11. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper5
  12. The Narrow Gate Every Mitochondrial Protein Must Passpaper4
  13. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  14. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper3
  15. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper3
  16. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper2
  17. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper2
  18. Ralph Nixon's Inside-Out Thesispaper2
  19. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  20. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper1
  21. Astrocytespaper1
  22. cGAS–STING in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  23. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper1
  24. Oxidative Stress and Autophagy Failure in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  25. Phase IIpaper1
  26. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper1
  27. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper1
  28. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper1
PRNP Neurodegeneration overlap 147 27 docs
Matched on PRNP prion protein PrP
  1. Stanley Prusiner's Prion Theory and Templated Neurodegeneration, Critically Evaluatedpaper82
  2. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper7
  3. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper6
  4. Cofilin Serine 3paper5
  5. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper5
  6. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper5
  7. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  8. LRP1 and the Templated Spread of Misfolded Proteinpaper4
  9. Proving That Misfolded Proteins Spread Like Prionspaper3
  10. The Indifferent Neuronpaper3
  11. Amyloid-β, the Oxidative Burst and Three Routes to a Disabled Phosphatasepaper2
  12. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper2
  13. Lysosomal Storage Diseaseconcept2
  14. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper2
  15. The Losing Axonpaper2
  16. α-Synuclein Templating and Synucleinopathy Propagationpaper2
  17. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  18. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper1
  19. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper1
  20. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  21. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper1
  22. Different Tau Strains Cause Different Diseasespaper1
  23. Fischer's Eighth Stage as a Measurement of Rate Against Host Capacitypaper1
  24. Iron Chelation and GPX4 Stabilizationpaper1
  25. Seth Margolis Revisitedpaper1
  26. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper1
  27. The Strongest Case FOR the Amyloid Cascadepaper1
CLIC1 Microglia & innate immunity 145 1 doc
GRN (progranulin) Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 145 14 docs
TOMM40 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 145 18 docs
LRRK2 Neurodegeneration overlap 141 16 docs
MAOA/MAOB Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 138 13 docs
HTT (huntingtin) Neurodegeneration overlap 128 20 docs
C3 Microglia & innate immunity 125 48 docs
Matched on C3
Often named withC1QAAPOECR3TREM2APPPSEN1
  1. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper17
  2. Beth Stevens's Complement-Pruning Programpaper13
  3. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper7
  4. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  5. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper5
  6. The Cholinergic Nucleus Basalis in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  7. The Losing Axonpaper5
  8. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper4
  9. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper3
  10. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper3
  11. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper2
  12. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  13. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper2
  14. Antimicrobial hypothesis of amyloidconcept2
  15. BBB breakdown cascadeconcept2
  16. Circadian Immune Regulationconcept2
  17. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper2
  18. Human-germ interaction modelconcept2
  19. Neuroimmune Surveillanceconcept2
  20. Neurovascular unit as disease originconcept2
  21. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  22. Phase IIpaper2
  23. Phase IIIpaper2
  24. Seth Margolis Revisitedpaper2
  25. Shatz & Brottpaper2
  26. SORL1 Lysosomal Functionconcept2
  27. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper2
  28. The Inflammasome–Complement–TREM2 Nexus in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  29. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper2
  30. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper1
  31. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  32. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper1
  33. CSF1R Inhibition Restores the Perineuronal Matrix and Destabilises the Rhythm It Supportspaper1
  34. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper1
  35. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper1
  36. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper1
  37. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  38. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper1
  39. Neuroimmune Interfacenode1
  40. Neuroinflammationconcept1
  41. Ordered Attrition and Resilience as the Two Human-Evidence Anchors of Alzheimer'spaper1
  42. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper1
  43. Sleep as the Shared Off-Line State of Every Collapse Axispaper1
  44. Synaptic Pathologyconcept1
  45. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper1
  46. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
  47. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
  48. Todd Golde's Amyloid Cascade, Read for What It Addspaper1
NGF Trophic / exercise / resilience 125 18 docs
GFAP Astrocyte & glial markers 119 26 docs
Matched on GFAP
  1. The Biomarker Cascade (PhD Thesis)paper54
  2. Telling Different Dementias Apartpaper19
  3. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper7
  4. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper6
  5. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper4
  6. Fischer's Staged Deposit, 1907–1912paper4
  7. Oskar Fischer's Eight Stages of Plaque Formationpaper3
  8. Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis and the Substrate of Cognitive Reservepaper2
  9. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper2
  10. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper2
  11. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper1
  12. Astrocytespaper1
  13. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  14. Bess Frost's Chromatin Programme, the Elements It Releases, and the Restraint on cGASpaper1
  15. Cellular Senescenceconcept1
  16. Fischer's Eighth Stage as a Measurement of Rate Against Host Capacitypaper1
  17. Fischer's Sixth Stage and the Leptomeningeal Compartment It Never Enteredpaper1
  18. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper1
  19. Phase IIpaper1
  20. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper1
  21. Standard Diagnostic Biomarkers Explainedpaper1
  22. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper1
  23. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  24. The Plaque Was Staged Before It Was Countedpaper1
  25. The Raphe Nuclei in Alzheimer's Disease as a Subject in Their Own Rightpaper1
  26. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper1
AKT1 (Akt) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 117 51 docs
Matched on AKT1 Akt
  1. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper16
  2. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper10
  3. Metabolic-Homeostatic Axisnode6
  4. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper5
  5. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper4
  6. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper4
  7. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper4
  8. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  9. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper3
  10. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper3
  11. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper3
  12. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper3
  13. The Losing Axonpaper3
  14. Bioenergeticsconcept2
  15. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper2
  16. Cofilin Serine 3paper2
  17. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper2
  18. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper2
  19. HSV-1 Suppression of Neuronal Autophagy as a Viral Route into Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  20. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  21. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper2
  22. Tau Kindling in the Locus Coeruleuspaper2
  23. The Brain's Architect and the Brake It Puts on Taupaper2
  24. The Indifferent Neuronpaper2
  25. The Morphological and Molecular Basis of Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper2
  26. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  27. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  28. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  29. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper1
  30. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper1
  31. BDNF and the Trophic Failure of the Synapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  32. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper1
  33. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper1
  34. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper1
  35. Endolysosomal Dysfunctionconcept1
  36. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  37. Microglial Immunometabolismconcept1
  38. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper1
  39. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper1
  40. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper1
  41. Synaptic Competitionconcept1
  42. Synaptic Pathologyconcept1
  43. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  44. The Biomarker Cascade (PhD Thesis)paper1
  45. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper1
  46. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
  47. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper1
  48. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  49. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper1
  50. Vaccines That May Prevent Dementiapaper1
  51. Zhen Huang's Competitive Synaptic Plasticity and the Amyloid-β Monomer Depletion Modelpaper1
MME (neprilysin) Amyloid & Tau core 116 24 docs
VLDLR Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 115 32 docs
Matched on VLDLR
  1. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper16
  2. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper16
  3. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper9
  4. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper8
  5. The Brain's Architect and the Brake It Puts on Taupaper8
  6. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper6
  7. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper5
  8. Tau Kindling in the Locus Coeruleuspaper4
  9. LRP1 and the Templated Spread of Misfolded Proteinpaper3
  10. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper3
  11. Reelin-ApoE receptor axis disruptionconcept3
  12. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper3
  13. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper3
  14. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper3
  15. APOE4 Hubnode2
  16. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper2
  17. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper2
  18. Cofilin Serine 3paper2
  19. Layer II Immature Neurons, Disease-Associated Microglia and the Reelin–Ephexin5 Axispaper2
  20. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper2
  21. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper2
  22. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  23. Alzheimer's Disease as a Failure of Proteolytic Timing, Read Out at Cofilin Serine 3paper1
  24. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper1
  25. From Gut Ecology to the Failed Antidepressant Trialpaper1
  26. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  27. Perineuronal Netsconcept1
  28. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper1
  29. The Genes That Protect — Phenocopy the Fortunatepaper1
  30. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper1
  31. The Somatostatin Interneuron in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  32. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
C9ORF72 Neurodegeneration overlap 100 11 docs
CASP1 Microglia & innate immunity 99 23 docs
Matched on CASP1 caspase[- ]?1
  1. The Innate-Immune Sensor That Converts the Diseasepaper30
  2. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper18
  3. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper11
  4. One Sensor, Two Collapses — Which Arm Matters More?paper9
  5. The Microglion That Silences Tau's Phosphatasepaper4
  6. cGAS–STING, DNA Surveillance and Synaptic Resilience in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  7. LL-37, CLIC1 and Microglial Lysosomal Failurepaper3
  8. Amyloid-β, the Oxidative Burst and Three Routes to a Disabled Phosphatasepaper2
  9. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper2
  10. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper2
  11. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper2
  12. The Drivers of Microglial Dysfunction in Alzheimer's Disease, Ranked by Causal Weightpaper2
  13. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  14. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper1
  15. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper1
  16. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper1
  17. Lysosomal Membrane Damage as the Upstream Determinant of Microglial Statepaper1
  18. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper1
  19. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  20. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper1
  21. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper1
  22. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
  23. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper1
GBA Neurodegeneration overlap 99 15 docs
NEFL (NfL) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 98 21 docs
MMP2 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 93 33 docs
Matched on MMP-?2
  1. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper25
  2. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper9
  3. Phase IIIpaper8
  4. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper4
  5. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  6. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper3
  7. Cellular Senescenceconcept3
  8. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper3
  9. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper3
  10. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper2
  11. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper2
  12. Michal Schwartz's Protective Autoimmunity as the Systemic Upstream of the Microglial Nichepaper2
  13. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper2
  14. Perineuronal Netsconcept2
  15. Perineuronal Nets, Microglial Neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer'spaper2
  16. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper2
  17. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  18. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper1
  19. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  20. AD as accelerated aging of Abeta managementconcept1
  21. Aging accelerators and deceleratorsconcept1
  22. Clearance failure vs. overproductionconcept1
  23. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper1
  24. Fischer's Matrixpaper1
  25. Inflamm-aging as disease driverconcept1
  26. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  27. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper1
  28. Oskar Fischer's Eight Stages of Plaque Formationpaper1
  29. Re-evaluating Tsai's 40 Hz Gamma Programpaper1
  30. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper1
  31. The Losing Axonpaper1
  32. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper1
  33. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper1
BCAN (brevican) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 90 31 docs
Matched on BCAN brevican
  1. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper12
  2. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper8
  3. Phase IIIpaper7
  4. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper6
  5. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper5
  6. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper4
  7. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper3
  8. CSF1R Inhibition Restores the Perineuronal Matrix and Destabilises the Rhythm It Supportspaper3
  9. Perineuronal Netsconcept3
  10. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper3
  11. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  12. The Perineuronal Matrix and Cortical Layer Twopaper3
  13. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper3
  14. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper2
  15. Amyloid-β, the Oxidative Burst and Three Routes to a Disabled Phosphatasepaper2
  16. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper2
  17. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper2
  18. Fischer's Matrixpaper2
  19. Perineuronal Nets, Microglial Neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer'spaper2
  20. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper2
  21. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  22. The Proteolytic Degradation of the Perineuronal Net and the Loss of PV Interneuronspaper2
  23. Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis and the Substrate of Cognitive Reservepaper1
  24. Alzheimer's Disease as a Fifty-Year Process in Time and Spacepaper1
  25. Epigenetic Erosion as the Reversible Information Layer of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  26. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper1
  27. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper1
  28. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  29. The Cell Biology of the Word 'Ageing'paper1
  30. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper1
  31. The Locus Coeruleus as Phase Bridgepaper1
SNCA Neurodegeneration overlap 90 26 docs
Matched on SNCA α-synuclein alpha-synuclein α-syn
  1. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper23
  2. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper14
  3. α-Synuclein Templating and Synucleinopathy Propagationpaper13
  4. Lysosomal Acidification Failure as the Convergent Lesion of Neurodegenerationpaper6
  5. The Glial Consortium and the Temporal Architecture of Neurodegenerationpaper4
  6. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper3
  7. Proving That Misfolded Proteins Spread Like Prionspaper3
  8. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper3
  9. cGAS–STING in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  10. Disciplinary Silos in Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1950–2020paper2
  11. The Gut Ecosystem as the Upstream Originpaper2
  12. Astrocytespaper1
  13. Different Tau Strains Cause Different Diseasespaper1
  14. Estela Area-Gómez's MAM Theorypaper1
  15. From Gut Ecology to the Failed Antidepressant Trialpaper1
  16. Infectious etiology of ADconcept1
  17. Load, Capacity and the Boundary of Convergent Clearance Failure in Neurodegenerationpaper1
  18. P. gingivalis as keystone pathogenconcept1
  19. PARP Inhibitors and the Locus Coeruleuspaper1
  20. Phase IIIpaper1
  21. Polymicrobial brain infectionconcept1
  22. Standard Diagnostic Biomarkers Explainedpaper1
  23. Stanley Prusiner's Prion Theory and Templated Neurodegeneration, Critically Evaluatedpaper1
  24. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper1
  25. The Narrow Gate Every Mitochondrial Protein Must Passpaper1
  26. Where Autophagic Failure Causes Neurodegeneration, and Where It Is a Consequencepaper1
TOM40 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 88 9 docs
CR3 Microglia & innate immunity 87 35 docs
Matched on CR3 CD11b ITGAM
  1. Beth Stevens's Complement-Pruning Programpaper12
  2. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper8
  3. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper6
  4. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper5
  5. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper4
  6. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper3
  7. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  8. Shatz & Brottpaper3
  9. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  10. Antimicrobial hypothesis of amyloidconcept2
  11. BBB breakdown cascadeconcept2
  12. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper2
  13. Circadian Immune Regulationconcept2
  14. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper2
  15. Human-germ interaction modelconcept2
  16. Neuroimmune Surveillanceconcept2
  17. Neurovascular unit as disease originconcept2
  18. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  19. Phase IIIpaper2
  20. Seth Margolis Revisitedpaper2
  21. SORL1 Lysosomal Functionconcept2
  22. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper2
  23. The Inflammasome–Complement–TREM2 Nexus in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  24. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper2
  25. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper1
  26. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper1
  27. Carlo Abbate's Adult Neurogenesis Theory of Alzheimer's Disease, Critically Evaluatedpaper1
  28. CSF1R Inhibition Restores the Perineuronal Matrix and Destabilises the Rhythm It Supportspaper1
  29. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper1
  30. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  31. Neuroimmune Interfacenode1
  32. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper1
  33. Phase IIpaper1
  34. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  35. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
RAB5A Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 83 16 docs
NTRK2 (TrkB) Trophic / exercise / resilience 80 19 docs
HIF1A Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 79 6 docs
BIN1 GWAS / LOAD risk 78 25 docs
TNR (tenascin-R) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 78 33 docs
Matched on tenascin-?R TNR
  1. Fischer's Matrixpaper8
  2. Perineuronal Nets, Microglial Neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer'spaper7
  3. Perineuronal Netsconcept5
  4. Phase IIIpaper5
  5. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper5
  6. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  7. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  8. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper3
  9. Michal Schwartz's Protective Autoimmunity as the Systemic Upstream of the Microglial Nichepaper3
  10. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper3
  11. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper3
  12. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper3
  13. cognitive resilienceconcept2
  14. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper2
  15. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper2
  16. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper2
  17. The Proteolytic Degradation of the Perineuronal Net and the Loss of PV Interneuronspaper2
  18. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  19. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper1
  20. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper1
  21. CSF1R Inhibition Restores the Perineuronal Matrix and Destabilises the Rhythm It Supportspaper1
  22. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper1
  23. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  24. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  25. One Sensor, Two Collapses — Which Arm Matters More?paper1
  26. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper1
  27. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  28. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper1
  29. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  30. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper1
  31. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper1
  32. The Plaque Was Staged Before It Was Countedpaper1
  33. The Raphe Nuclei in Alzheimer's Disease as a Subject in Their Own Rightpaper1
PLCG2 GWAS / LOAD risk 76 16 docs
BECN1 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 75 20 docs
SOD1 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 75 20 docs
TREX1 Vascular / BBB 75 7 docs
PPP2R2A (B55α) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 74 5 docs
P2RY12 Microglia & innate immunity 73 35 docs
Matched on P2RY12 P2Y12
  1. The Microglion That Silences Tau's Phosphatasepaper9
  2. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper7
  3. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper7
  4. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper4
  5. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper4
  6. BCG Vaccination in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  7. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  8. The Losing Axonpaper3
  9. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper2
  10. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper2
  11. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper2
  12. Fischer's Staged Deposit, 1907–1912paper2
  13. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  14. The Drivers of Microglial Dysfunction in Alzheimer's Disease, Ranked by Causal Weightpaper2
  15. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper1
  16. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  17. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper1
  18. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper1
  19. Carlo Abbate's Adult Neurogenesis Theory of Alzheimer's Disease, Critically Evaluatedpaper1
  20. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper1
  21. Epigenetic Erosion as the Reversible Information Layer of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  22. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper1
  23. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper1
  24. Homeostatic Microglial Collapseconcept1
  25. Iron Chelation and GPX4 Stabilizationpaper1
  26. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  27. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper1
  28. NAD⁺ Restoration and CD38 Inhibitionpaper1
  29. Oskar Fischer's Eight Stages of Plaque Formationpaper1
  30. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  31. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper1
  32. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  33. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
  34. The Plaque Was Staged Before It Was Countedpaper1
  35. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper1
NFE2L2 (NRF2) Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 72 14 docs
UBE3A Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 72 12 docs
CD33 GWAS / LOAD risk 70 19 docs
PRKAA (AMPK) Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 70 22 docs
Matched on AMPK PRKAA1 PRKAA2
  1. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper12
  2. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper8
  3. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper6
  4. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  5. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  6. HSV-1 Suppression of Neuronal Autophagy as a Viral Route into Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  7. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper4
  8. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper4
  9. The Clearance Collapse — One Machinery, Three Failurespaper4
  10. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper3
  11. NAD⁺ Restoration and CD38 Inhibitionpaper2
  12. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper2
  13. Anne Eckert's Neuroendocrine Theory and the Withdrawal of Protection in the Ageing Brainpaper1
  14. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper1
  15. Biomarkers of Vascular Dementia and Their Overlap with Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  16. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper1
  17. Iron Chelation and GPX4 Stabilizationpaper1
  18. LL-37, Innate Immunity and Autophagic Collapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  19. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  20. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper1
  21. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper1
  22. The Locus Coeruleus and the Noradrenergic Prodrome of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
PIK3CA (PI3K) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 69 41 docs
Matched on PIK3CA PI3-?kinase PI3K
  1. Metabolic-Homeostatic Axisnode6
  2. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  3. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper4
  4. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper3
  5. HSV-1 Suppression of Neuronal Autophagy as a Viral Route into Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  6. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper3
  7. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper3
  8. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper2
  9. Bioenergeticsconcept2
  10. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper2
  11. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  12. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper2
  13. The Brain's Architect and the Brake It Puts on Taupaper2
  14. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper2
  15. The Losing Axonpaper2
  16. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  17. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  18. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  19. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper1
  20. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper1
  21. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper1
  22. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  23. Cofilin Serine 3paper1
  24. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper1
  25. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper1
  26. Endolysosomal Dysfunctionconcept1
  27. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  28. Microglial Immunometabolismconcept1
  29. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper1
  30. NMDA Receptor Blockade, Perineuronal Net Dynamics and Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer'spaper1
  31. One Sugar Lattice, Three Jobspaper1
  32. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper1
  33. Synaptic Competitionconcept1
  34. Synaptic Pathologyconcept1
  35. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  36. The Biomarker Cascade (PhD Thesis)paper1
  37. The Bredesen Protocol Compared Against the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper1
  38. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  39. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
  40. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper1
  41. Zhen Huang's Competitive Synaptic Plasticity and the Amyloid-β Monomer Depletion Modelpaper1
SIRT1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 69 23 docs
AQP4 Vascular / BBB 67 6 docs
CX3CR1 Microglia & innate immunity 65 29 docs
Matched on CX3CR1
  1. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  2. The Microglion That Silences Tau's Phosphatasepaper7
  3. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
  4. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper6
  5. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper4
  6. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper3
  7. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper2
  8. BCG Vaccination in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  9. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper2
  10. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper2
  11. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper2
  12. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper2
  13. The Drivers of Microglial Dysfunction in Alzheimer's Disease, Ranked by Causal Weightpaper2
  14. The Locus Coeruleus as Phase Bridgepaper2
  15. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  16. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper1
  17. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper1
  18. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper1
  19. Homeostatic Microglial Collapseconcept1
  20. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  21. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper1
  22. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  23. Templated Tau Misfolding Across the Three Phasespaper1
  24. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper1
  25. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  26. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper1
  27. The Losing Axonpaper1
  28. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
  29. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper1
FTH1/FTL (ferritin) Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 64 18 docs
MAPK14 (p38) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 64 11 docs
CSF1R Microglia & innate immunity 63 21 docs
AIFM2 (FSP1) Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 62 4 docs
CTSD Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 62 21 docs
Matched on CTSD cathepsin D
  1. Where Autophagic Failure Causes Neurodegeneration, and Where It Is a Consequencepaper10
  2. Ceramide as a Structural and Signalling Node in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  3. Load, Capacity and the Boundary of Convergent Clearance Failure in Neurodegenerationpaper5
  4. Plaques Are Tombstones, Not Killerspaper5
  5. Fischer's Staged Deposit, 1907–1912paper4
  6. Ralph Nixon's Inside-Out Thesispaper4
  7. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper4
  8. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  9. Autophagy Failure Mechanisms in Neurodegeneration, and the Timeline of Plaque Formationpaper3
  10. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper3
  11. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  12. Autophagic Failure as the Convergent Endpoint in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS and Huntington'spaper2
  13. Autophagy-Lysosomal Choke Points and Bistable Decline in Neurodegenerationpaper2
  14. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper2
  15. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper2
  16. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper1
  17. Comparing Different Viral Triggerspaper1
  18. Lysosomal Acidification Failure as the Convergent Lesion of Neurodegenerationpaper1
  19. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper1
  20. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper1
  21. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper1
FNDC5 (irisin) Trophic / exercise / resilience 62 4 docs
IL6 Microglia & innate immunity 62 28 docs
Matched on IL-?6
Often named withTNFTREM2APOEAPPMTORNLRP3
  1. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper14
  2. The Losing Axonpaper7
  3. Cellular Senescenceconcept4
  4. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper3
  5. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper3
  6. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  7. The Immunometabolic Nexus of Neurodegenerationpaper3
  8. BCG Vaccination in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  9. LL-37, Innate Immunity and Autophagic Collapse in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  10. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper2
  11. Vascular Pathology as a Substrate Across Phasespaper2
  12. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper1
  13. Autophagy as the Driver of System-Wide Agingpaper1
  14. Beth Stevens's Complement-Pruning Programpaper1
  15. Can Vaccines Protect Against Dementia?paper1
  16. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  17. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  18. NAD⁺ Restoration and CD38 Inhibitionpaper1
  19. Neurotropic Viral Invasion of the Central Nervous Systempaper1
  20. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper1
  21. Pathogen Reactivation Across the Three Temporal Phases of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  22. Restoring Autophagy in Neurodegenerationpaper1
  23. Telling Different Dementias Apartpaper1
  24. The Biomarker Cascade (PhD Thesis)paper1
  25. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
  26. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper1
  27. Tryptophan Allocation Across the Kynurenine, NAD⁺ and Serotonergic Branchespaper1
  28. Zhen Huang's Competitive Synaptic Plasticity and the Amyloid-β Monomer Depletion Modelpaper1
CTSB Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 61 19 docs
PSEN2 Amyloid & Tau core 61 34 docs
Matched on PSEN2 PS2 presenilin[- ]?2
  1. Estela Area-Gómez's MAM Theorypaper9
  2. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper6
  3. Mitochondria-Associated ER Membranes and Ceramide in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper5
  4. Pavel Kalvach's Case That Alzheimer's Is Not a Disease, Gradedpaper3
  5. Todd Golde's Amyloid Cascade, Read for What It Addspaper3
  6. Anne Eckert's Neuroendocrine Theory and the Withdrawal of Protection in the Ageing Brainpaper2
  7. Convergent Autophagic Collapsepaper2
  8. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper2
  9. Standard Diagnostic Biomarkers Explainedpaper2
  10. The Strongest Case FOR the Amyloid Cascadepaper2
  11. The Timing of Locus Coeruleus Loss in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  12. A Funnel Model from Upstream Etiologies to PANTHOS in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  13. Amyloid-β Restrains Microglia Twicepaper1
  14. APP and tau pathology linked through transport disruptionconcept1
  15. Autophagic Flux in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  16. Autophagy-lysosomal failureconcept1
  17. Axonal transport failure as unifying mechanismconcept1
  18. Cofilin Serine 3paper1
  19. Dynamic and region-independent disease mechanismsconcept1
  20. Epigenetic regulation of AD genesconcept1
  21. Fischer's Staged Deposit, 1907–1912paper1
  22. Gene dosage of APP directly causes pathogenesisconcept1
  23. Gut-brain axis in neuroinflammationconcept1
  24. Load, Capacity and the Boundary of Convergent Clearance Failure in Neurodegenerationpaper1
  25. Multi-pathway AD pathophysiology reviewconcept1
  26. Oligodendroglial Autophagy Failure and the Glial Network in Proteostatic Crisispaper1
  27. Ralph Nixon's Endosomal–Autophagic–Lysosomal Framework of Alzheimer's Disease, Gradedpaper1
  28. Re-evaluating Tsai's 40 Hz Gamma Programpaper1
  29. Scott Small's Retromer and Endosomal Theorypaper1
  30. Smallpaper1
  31. Solomon Carter Fuller's 1911 Plaque Audit, Read Beside Oskar Fischer'spaper1
  32. The Calcium Hypothesis and the Systems Failure Model of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  33. The Genes That Protect — Phenocopy the Fortunatepaper1
  34. The Losing Axonpaper1
SYK Microglia & innate immunity 61 12 docs
CLDN5 Vascular / BBB 60 6 docs
GSDMD Microglia & innate immunity 59 9 docs
KMO Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 59 6 docs
PPP3CA (calcineurin) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 55 21 docs
SRC Kinase & growth-factor signalling 53 19 docs
ADAMTS4 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 52 24 docs
Matched on ADAMTS-?4
  1. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper8
  2. Fischer's Matrixpaper5
  3. Michal Schwartz's Protective Autoimmunity as the Systemic Upstream of the Microglial Nichepaper5
  4. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper5
  5. Can a Drug Copy the Luckiest Mutation?paper3
  6. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper3
  7. Cell Death Modalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Their Convergence at the Perineuronal Netpaper2
  8. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper2
  9. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper2
  10. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper2
  11. One Sensor, Two Collapses — Which Arm Matters More?paper2
  12. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper1
  13. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  14. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper1
  15. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper1
  16. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  17. Oskar Fischer's Eight Stages of Plaque Formationpaper1
  18. Perineuronal Netsconcept1
  19. Phase IIIpaper1
  20. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper1
  21. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  22. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  23. The Inflammasome Versus the Reelin Brakepaper1
  24. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
DLG4 (PSD-95) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 52 25 docs
Matched on DLG4 PSD-?95
  1. Christopher Ramsden's ApoE-Peroxidation and ApoER2 Theory, Revisitedpaper7
  2. Nine Accounts of the Failing Synapse, and the One Lesion They Describepaper7
  3. Cofilin Serine 3paper4
  4. Gunnar Gouras's Intraneuronal Amyloid and the Synaptic Endosome, Twenty-Eight Years Onpaper4
  5. Lipid Peroxidation and ApoER2–Dab1 Disruption in Sporadic Alzheimer's Diseasepaper4
  6. Carla Shatz's Synaptic Restraint System and the C4d–LilrB2 Resultpaper3
  7. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper3
  8. The Indifferent Neuronpaper3
  9. Ari Rappoport's Lipid-Raft Theory of Plasticity, Revisitedpaper1
  10. Astrocytespaper1
  11. Cofilin Serine 3 and the Two Endosomal Programmes That Describe Its Removalpaper1
  12. Cofilin Serine 3 in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  13. Cytoskeletal Collapse Nodenode1
  14. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper1
  15. Four Ways to Switch Off Protein Phosphatase 2A in the Cortical Neuronpaper1
  16. From Synapse Loss to Neuronal Death in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  17. Lithium in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  18. Reelin, N-Sulfated Heparan Sulfate and ApoER2paper1
  19. Residence Time as the Common Variable in Endosomal Traffic, Amyloid and Proteolysispaper1
  20. Shatz & Brottpaper1
  21. Synaptic Pathologyconcept1
  22. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  23. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper1
  24. The Pruning Receptor, the Licensing Architecture Above Cofilin, and One Shared Compartmentpaper1
  25. The Synaptic Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper1
TTR (transthyretin) Amyloid & Tau core 52 2 docs
NRGN (neurogranin) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 51 4 docs
ADAM10 Amyloid & Tau core 50 18 docs
SARM1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 50 8 docs
GRIN2B Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 49 19 docs
NTRK1 (TrkA) Trophic / exercise / resilience 49 10 docs
ULK1 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 48 14 docs
ACHE Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 47 17 docs
MAPT Amyloid & Tau core 47 13 docs
SV2A Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 47 10 docs
TIMP3 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 47 6 docs
ATP synthase (ATP5x) Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 46 6 docs
TMEM119 Microglia & innate immunity 46 27 docs
Matched on TMEM119
  1. A Unified Synthesis of Microglial Contributions to Alzheimer's Diseasepaper7
  2. The Microglial Thesis (Downloadable PDF)paper7
  3. BCG Vaccination in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  4. Down Syndrome as the Disease Run in Fast-Forwardpaper2
  5. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper2
  6. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper2
  7. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper2
  8. The Microglion That Silences Tau's Phosphatasepaper2
  9. A Cell-Type-Resolved Map of Death Modalities Across the Progression of Alzheimer'spaper1
  10. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper1
  11. Aleksandra Deczkowska's DAM Program and the Matrix-Degrading Armpaper1
  12. Alzheimer's Disease — A Process in Timepaper1
  13. Carlo Abbate's Adult Neurogenesis Theory of Alzheimer's Disease, Critically Evaluatedpaper1
  14. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper1
  15. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper1
  16. Depression as Reversible Collapsepaper1
  17. Epigenetic Erosion as the Reversible Information Layer of Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  18. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper1
  19. Homeostatic Microglial Collapseconcept1
  20. Iron Chelation and GPX4 Stabilizationpaper1
  21. Microglial Restraint as Resiliencepaper1
  22. Mitochondrial, Autophagy-Lysosomal and Metabolic Quality Control in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper1
  23. NAD⁺ Restoration and CD38 Inhibitionpaper1
  24. The 50-Year Front — The Temporal Architecture of Alzheimer'spaper1
  25. The Bredesen ReCODE Protocol Evaluatedpaper1
  26. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  27. The Vascular Phasing (PhD Thesis)paper1
ACAT1 Lipid, sterol & membrane 45 11 docs
VPS35 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 45 10 docs
CDKN1A (p21) Epigenetic & senescence 44 14 docs
NAMPT Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 44 8 docs
OPTN Neurodegeneration overlap 44 11 docs
CHAT (ChAT) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 42 9 docs
MEF2C GWAS / LOAD risk 41 9 docs
HTRA1 Vascular / BBB 39 1 doc
ATF4 Cell death & ER stress 38 11 docs
GRIA1 (GluA1) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 38 17 docs
NCAN (neurocan) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 38 20 docs
NOTCH3 Vascular / BBB 38 1 doc
ROCK2 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 38 12 docs
TBK1 Microglia & innate immunity 38 9 docs
APPL1 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 37 8 docs
CX3CL1 (fractalkine) Microglia & innate immunity 37 15 docs
SDC (syndecan) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 37 6 docs
TYROBP GWAS / LOAD risk 37 16 docs
HDAC2 Epigenetic & senescence 36 3 docs
SNAP25 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 36 6 docs
VCAN (versican) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 36 24 docs
Matched on VCAN versican
  1. Phase IIIpaper3
  2. The Genetic Architecture of Neurodegeneration (PhD)paper3
  3. The NLRP Inflammasome and the Perineuronal Net in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper3
  4. The Sulfated Matrix That Gates Astrocytic Cholesterol Delivery to the Synapsepaper3
  5. A Graded Synthesis of the Temporal, Cellular and Ecological Mechanisms of Alzheimer'spaper2
  6. Perineuronal Netsconcept2
  7. Perineuronal Nets, Microglial Neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer'spaper2
  8. Templated Misfolding as the Fourth Substrate of the Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic Modelpaper2
  9. cognitive resilienceconcept1
  10. Collapse, Traced Cell Type by Cell Typepaper1
  11. Containment, Not Clearance, as the Variable That Changes First in the Ageing Brainpaper1
  12. Existing and Candidate Interventions Mapped onto the Convergent Collapse Frameworkpaper1
  13. Forty-Hertz Sensory Entrainment as a Candidate Disease-Modifying Therapy in Alzheimer'spaper1
  14. Homeostatic Microglial Collapseconcept1
  15. Mapping the Vascular onto the Genetic Dimension (PhD)paper1
  16. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper1
  17. The Enzyme That Cuts the Protective Latticepaper1
  18. The Homeostatic–Matrix–Synaptic (HMS) Collapse Modelpaper1
  19. The Load-Bearing Neuronpaper1
  20. The Matrix as the Seventh Axis of Collapsepaper1
  21. The Perineuronal Matrix and Cortical Layer Twopaper1
  22. The Phase II → III Transitionpaper1
  23. The Plaque Was Staged Before It Was Countedpaper1
  24. The Proteolytic Degradation of the Perineuronal Net and the Loss of PV Interneuronspaper1
BACE2 Amyloid & Tau core 35 4 docs
EIF2S1 (eIF2α) Cell death & ER stress 35 10 docs
MFSD2A Vascular / BBB 35 6 docs
ABCA1 GWAS / LOAD risk 34 16 docs
SALL1 Microglia & innate immunity 34 23 docs
SIRT3 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 34 11 docs
TRPML1 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 34 16 docs
KL (klotho) Trophic / exercise / resilience 33 9 docs
MS4A GWAS / LOAD risk 32 9 docs
NLRP1 Microglia & innate immunity 32 3 docs
PICALM GWAS / LOAD risk 32 16 docs
AGER (RAGE) Vascular / BBB 31 8 docs
ADAMTS5 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 30 10 docs
SMPD1 (acid sphingomyelinase) Lipid, sterol & membrane 30 3 docs
SMPD3 Lipid, sterol & membrane 30 3 docs
TLR4 Microglia & innate immunity 30 18 docs
TPH2 Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 30 5 docs
ACSL4 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 28 8 docs
ARNTL (BMAL1) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 28 10 docs
CD68 Microglia & innate immunity 28 14 docs
CYCS (cytochrome c) Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 28 10 docs
SSH1 (slingshot-1) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 28 3 docs
ABCA7 GWAS / LOAD risk 27 8 docs
ABI3 GWAS / LOAD risk 27 15 docs
BCL2 (Bcl-2) Cell death & ER stress 26 12 docs
CHI3L1 (YKL-40) Astrocyte & glial markers 26 6 docs
DYRK1A Amyloid & Tau core 26 2 docs
KCNC (Kv3) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 26 6 docs
MAPK1/3 (ERK1/2) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 26 13 docs
SLC2A1 (GLUT1) Vascular / BBB 26 5 docs
VDAC1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 26 6 docs
ABCB1 (P-gp) Vascular / BBB 25 8 docs
CHRNA7 Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 25 9 docs
CLU GWAS / LOAD risk 25 12 docs
EIF2AK3 (PERK) Cell death & ER stress 25 13 docs
FUS Neurodegeneration overlap 25 9 docs
IL18 Microglia & innate immunity 25 13 docs
LAMP1 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 25 10 docs
SNAP29 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 25 7 docs
GGA3 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 24 3 docs
NMNAT2 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 24 6 docs
QPRT Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 24 2 docs
CASP3 Cell death & ER stress 23 15 docs
CDKN2A (p16) Epigenetic & senescence 23 3 docs
IFNAR1/2 Down-syndrome chr21 23 4 docs
ATG5 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 22 10 docs
ATP13A2 (PARK9) Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 22 7 docs
DNM1L Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 22 14 docs
IAPP Neurodegeneration overlap 22 5 docs
MBP (myelin basic protein) Myelin & axon inhibition 22 9 docs
MTHFR Trophic / exercise / resilience 22 6 docs
OTX2 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 22 8 docs
RAC1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 22 8 docs
SYN1 (synapsin) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 22 7 docs
CD36 Microglia & innate immunity 21 10 docs
CR1 GWAS / LOAD risk 21 10 docs
NDST1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 21 10 docs
TDO2 Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 21 5 docs
TH (tyrosine hydroxylase) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 21 9 docs
CD200 Microglia & innate immunity 20 5 docs
CDK5 Amyloid & Tau core 20 11 docs
HAPLN1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 20 10 docs
MMP3 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 20 11 docs
RIPK1 Cell death & ER stress 20 5 docs
SYP (synaptophysin) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 20 15 docs
IDE Amyloid & Tau core 19 8 docs
IRF (3/7/8) Microglia & innate immunity 19 6 docs
P2RX7 Microglia & innate immunity 19 6 docs
PRKACA (PKA) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 19 14 docs
TMEM175 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 19 6 docs
TOMM20 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 19 8 docs
ZBP1 Microglia & innate immunity 19 2 docs
AIF1 (Iba1) Microglia & innate immunity 18 9 docs
ATG7 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 18 10 docs
CTNNB1 (β-catenin) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 18 8 docs
GRIN2A Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 18 7 docs
HS3ST2 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 18 6 docs
LIMK1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 18 7 docs
NPY Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 18 9 docs
RORB Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 18 4 docs
TMEM106B Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 18 3 docs
COL4A1 Vascular / BBB 17 1 doc
CRP Microglia & innate immunity 17 8 docs
MFN2 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 17 8 docs
RTN4R (NgR) Myelin & axon inhibition 17 9 docs
SLC18A2 (VMAT2) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 17 5 docs
SLC1A2 (EAAT2/GLT-1) Astrocyte & glial markers 17 6 docs
TXN Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 17 9 docs
CAT (catalase) Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 16 10 docs
CLEC7A (dectin-1) Microglia & innate immunity 16 7 docs
DLX1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 16 7 docs
LPL Microglia & innate immunity 16 9 docs
SLC40A1 (ferroportin) Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 16 5 docs
AXL Microglia & innate immunity 15 5 docs
CAMK2A (CaMKII) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 15 7 docs
EP300 (p300) Epigenetic & senescence 15 8 docs
HTR1A Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 15 4 docs
LDLR Lipid, sterol & membrane 15 10 docs
PDGFRB Vascular / BBB 15 2 docs
SLC17A8 (VGLUT3) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 15 2 docs
STIM1 Cell death & ER stress 15 4 docs
TFAM Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 15 8 docs
TP53 (p53) Epigenetic & senescence 15 9 docs
TXNIP Microglia & innate immunity 15 9 docs
VIP Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 15 6 docs
CCL2 (MCP-1) Microglia & innate immunity 14 8 docs
CDK3 Epigenetic & senescence 14 6 docs
INPP5D GWAS / LOAD risk 14 5 docs
MAVS Microglia & innate immunity 14 3 docs
OLIG2 Down-syndrome chr21 14 3 docs
PEMT Lipid, sterol & membrane 14 1 doc
SNAP47 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 14 4 docs
SPP1 Microglia & innate immunity 14 9 docs
BAX Cell death & ER stress 13 6 docs
BNIP3L (NIX) Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 13 4 docs
DDIT3 (CHOP) Cell death & ER stress 13 6 docs
FOXC1 Vascular / BBB 13 1 doc
HCAR2 (GPR109A) Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 13 2 docs
HSPA1A (Hsp70) Cell death & ER stress 13 7 docs
MSR1 Microglia & innate immunity 13 9 docs
NEK7 Microglia & innate immunity 13 6 docs
NMRK1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 13 6 docs
PLG (plasminogen) Vascular / BBB 13 5 docs
S100B Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 13 2 docs
VAMP8 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 13 7 docs
VMA21 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 13 2 docs
CST7 (cystatin F) Microglia & innate immunity 12 9 docs
GAD1 (GAD67) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 12 4 docs
GLP1R Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 12 7 docs
HEXB Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 12 11 docs
IL10 Microglia & innate immunity 12 9 docs
LCMT1 Kinase & growth-factor signalling 12 3 docs
NLRP2 Microglia & innate immunity 12 2 docs
PPP1CA (PP1) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 12 11 docs
PRKCA (PKC) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 12 8 docs
PTGS2 (COX-2) Microglia & innate immunity 12 8 docs
RAB7A Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 12 6 docs
SMAD3 Kinase & growth-factor signalling 12 7 docs
TIMP1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 12 5 docs
VCP Neurodegeneration overlap 12 6 docs
VDR Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 12 4 docs
ABCG2 (BCRP) Vascular / BBB 11 3 docs
C5AR1 Microglia & innate immunity 11 6 docs
CD2AP GWAS / LOAD risk 11 6 docs
DEGS1 Lipid, sterol & membrane 11 2 docs
FGA/FGB/FGG (fibrinogen) Vascular / BBB 11 5 docs
FOXP3 Microglia & innate immunity 11 2 docs
HAPLN4 (Bral2) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 11 8 docs
HAS1/2/3 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 11 5 docs
IGF1 Trophic / exercise / resilience 11 9 docs
ITGAX Microglia & innate immunity 11 8 docs
SOAT1 Lipid, sterol & membrane 11 6 docs
TIMM23 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 11 3 docs
CD4 Microglia & innate immunity 10 3 docs
LEP (leptin) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 10 2 docs
MRC1 (CD206) Microglia & innate immunity 10 7 docs
NOS2 (iNOS) Microglia & innate immunity 10 5 docs
PDHA1 (PDH) Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 10 7 docs
PPIF (cyclophilin D) Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 10 5 docs
RELCH Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 10 5 docs
SMAD7 Kinase & growth-factor signalling 10 6 docs
STAT (1/3/6) Microglia & innate immunity 10 6 docs
VPS26 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 10 6 docs
VPS4A Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 10 7 docs
ADAMTS1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 9 4 docs
CD22 Microglia & innate immunity 9 1 doc
DNM2 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 9 8 docs
HTR2A Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 9 4 docs
IL1B Microglia & innate immunity 9 5 docs
INSR Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 9 7 docs
MAP2 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 9 6 docs
NPC1 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 9 3 docs
PPARGC1A Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 9 1 doc
Matched on PPARGC1A PGC-?1α PGC-?1alpha PGC-?1a
  1. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper9
PQBP1 Epigenetic & senescence 9 3 docs
RNASEH2A/B/C Microglia & innate immunity 9 2 docs
SIRT6 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 9 6 docs
SLC7A11 (xCT) Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 9 5 docs
SOD2 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 9 4 docs
ALOX15 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 8 5 docs
ASAH1 (acid ceramidase) Lipid, sterol & membrane 8 1 doc
CD74 Microglia & innate immunity 8 3 docs
HAMP (hepcidin) Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 8 1 doc
HMOX1 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 8 3 docs
MAPK8 (JNK) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 8 5 docs
MLKL Cell death & ER stress 8 2 docs
OPA1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 8 4 docs
PLD3 GWAS / LOAD risk 8 4 docs
SATB1 Epigenetic & senescence 8 3 docs
SLC7A5 (LAT1) Vascular / BBB 8 4 docs
SMAD2 Kinase & growth-factor signalling 8 6 docs
TET1/2/3 Epigenetic & senescence 8 2 docs
TFE3 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 8 5 docs
TLR2 Microglia & innate immunity 8 5 docs
VEGF Trophic / exercise / resilience 8 6 docs
ACSL1 Lipid, sterol & membrane 7 5 docs
ADAMTS2 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 7 6 docs
AIM2 Microglia & innate immunity 7 4 docs
CD163 Microglia & innate immunity 7 7 docs
CD28 Microglia & innate immunity 7 1 doc
CD47 Microglia & innate immunity 7 2 docs
CHL1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 7 5 docs
DBH Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 7 3 docs
FANCC Epigenetic & senescence 7 2 docs
FLVCR2 Vascular / BBB 7 1 doc
HEXIM1 Epigenetic & senescence 7 7 docs
HSF1 Cell death & ER stress 7 2 docs
ICAM1 Vascular / BBB 7 4 docs
IDO2 Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 7 4 docs
LAMP2 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 7 6 docs
LILRB5 GWAS / LOAD risk 7 2 docs
NGFR (p75NTR) Trophic / exercise / resilience 7 4 docs
NQO2 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 7 3 docs
NRG1 (neuregulin-1) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 7 5 docs
OGDH (KGDH) Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 7 2 docs
RIPK3 Cell death & ER stress 7 2 docs
ROCK1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 7 5 docs
SIRPA Microglia & innate immunity 7 2 docs
SIRT7 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 7 4 docs
TFRC Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 7 4 docs
TSPO Microglia & innate immunity 7 5 docs
VPS29 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 7 4 docs
VPS41 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 7 2 docs
ACOX1 Lipid, sterol & membrane 6 3 docs
ADRB (β-AR) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 6 1 doc
Matched on ADRB1 ADRB2 β[12]?-AR β-adrenergic
  1. The Brakes on Microglial Activation in Alzheimer's Diseasepaper6
AOAH Microglia & innate immunity 6 6 docs
APAF1 Cell death & ER stress 6 6 docs
ATP2A2 (SERCA2) Cell death & ER stress 6 3 docs
CANX (calnexin) Cell death & ER stress 6 4 docs
CD14 Microglia & innate immunity 6 4 docs
CHST3 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 6 3 docs
EPHA1 GWAS / LOAD risk 6 3 docs
FASN Lipid, sterol & membrane 6 3 docs
GAP43 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 6 2 docs
GRAMD1B (Aster-B) Lipid, sterol & membrane 6 2 docs
H2AX Epigenetic & senescence 6 3 docs
HDAC6 Epigenetic & senescence 6 3 docs
HMGB1 Microglia & innate immunity 6 5 docs
LPCAT3 Lipid, sterol & membrane 6 3 docs
MCU Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 6 3 docs
MFN1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 6 4 docs
NOS3 (eNOS) Vascular / BBB 6 1 doc
PLEKHM1 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 6 3 docs
PLP1 Myelin & axon inhibition 6 3 docs
PPP5C (PP5) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 6 5 docs
RAB11A Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 6 4 docs
SLC5A7 (CHT1) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 6 1 doc
STX17 (syntaxin-17) Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 6 3 docs
TGFB1 Kinase & growth-factor signalling 6 6 docs
VAPB Neurodegeneration overlap 6 2 docs
AANAT Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 5 3 docs
ADAR Microglia & innate immunity 5 2 docs
ALOX5 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 5 4 docs
APLP2 Amyloid & Tau core 5 2 docs
CHST11 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 5 3 docs
CRH Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 5 2 docs
DGAT2 Lipid, sterol & membrane 5 4 docs
EGFR Kinase & growth-factor signalling 5 3 docs
EPG5 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 5 2 docs
GAD2 (GAD65) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 5 2 docs
GAS6 Microglia & innate immunity 5 3 docs
GCLC Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 5 3 docs
GPHN (gephyrin) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 5 2 docs
HSP90AA1 (Hsp90) Cell death & ER stress 5 3 docs
ITM2B (BRI2) Amyloid & Tau core 5 2 docs
ITPR1 (IP3R) Cell death & ER stress 5 2 docs
JAK1 Microglia & innate immunity 5 4 docs
JAK2 Microglia & innate immunity 5 1 doc
KEAP1 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 5 2 docs
LMNB1 Epigenetic & senescence 5 4 docs
MOG Myelin & axon inhibition 5 2 docs
MRE11 Epigenetic & senescence 5 2 docs
NMRK2 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 5 4 docs
NPTX2 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 5 3 docs
PARL Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 5 3 docs
POLG Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 5 2 docs
SMCR8 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 5 3 docs
SYNJ1 Down-syndrome chr21 5 1 doc
WDR91 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 5 2 docs
APBB1 Amyloid & Tau core 4 1 doc
Matched on APBB1 Fe65
  1. The Losing Axonpaper4
APLP1 Amyloid & Tau core 4 2 docs
APOC1 GWAS / LOAD risk 4 2 docs
AVP (vasopressin) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 4 2 docs
CASP8 Cell death & ER stress 4 2 docs
CCR5 Microglia & innate immunity 4 2 docs
CSNK1D (CK1δ) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 4 2 docs
ERBB4 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 4 2 docs
EXT1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 4 3 docs
FKBP5 Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 4 2 docs
GPX1 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 4 3 docs
HK1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 4 4 docs
LHX6 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 4 2 docs
LPCAT4 Lipid, sterol & membrane 4 2 docs
MAG Myelin & axon inhibition 4 3 docs
NAPRT Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 4 4 docs
NOD2 Microglia & innate immunity 4 4 docs
PLIN2 (perilipin-2) Lipid, sterol & membrane 4 4 docs
PROS1 Microglia & innate immunity 4 2 docs
PTEN Kinase & growth-factor signalling 4 4 docs
RECK Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 4 2 docs
RILPL1 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 4 2 docs
SHH Kinase & growth-factor signalling 4 3 docs
SLC6A3 (DAT) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 4 1 doc
SREBF2 (SREBP-2) Lipid, sterol & membrane 4 3 docs
SUMF1 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 4 2 docs
TAX1BP1 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 4 4 docs
TBC1D24 Neurodegeneration overlap 4 2 docs
TGFBR1 Kinase & growth-factor signalling 4 3 docs
TIMP2 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 4 3 docs
TLR6 Microglia & innate immunity 4 2 docs
TRIM44 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 4 2 docs
ACE2 Vascular / BBB 3 2 docs
ATAD1 (Thorase) Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 3 2 docs
ATF3 Cell death & ER stress 3 3 docs
ATG16L1 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 3 3 docs
ATP8B4 GWAS / LOAD risk 3 2 docs
B2M Microglia & innate immunity 3 2 docs
CAST (calpastatin) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 3 2 docs
CD44 Microglia & innate immunity 3 2 docs
CDKN2D (p19INK4d) Epigenetic & senescence 3 2 docs
CHAC1 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 3 3 docs
CTSS (cathepsin S) Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 3 1 doc
CXCL1 Microglia & innate immunity 3 3 docs
CXCR4 Microglia & innate immunity 3 2 docs
FUNDC1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 3 3 docs
GLUL (glutamine synthetase) Astrocyte & glial markers 3 3 docs
HLA-DRB1 GWAS / LOAD risk 3 2 docs
HSPA5 (BiP/GRP78) Cell death & ER stress 3 1 doc
ITGAM Microglia & innate immunity 3 2 docs
LDHA Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 3 3 docs
MIF Microglia & innate immunity 3 3 docs
Matched on MIF macrophage migration inhibitory factor
Often named withCD74
  1. Adult hippocampal neurogenesis restorationconcept1
  2. CD74 Microglial Signalingconcept1
  3. Sensory Loss Dementia Correlationconcept1
MTNR1A/B Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 3 1 doc
Matched on MTNR1A MTNR1B melatonin receptor
  1. The Failing Clock That Stops Defending the Brainstempaper3
NR3C1 (GR) Epigenetic & senescence 3 3 docs
NRF1 (nuclear respiratory factor 1) Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 3 2 docs
OMA1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 3 2 docs
OXR1 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 3 2 docs
P2RY13 Microglia & innate immunity 3 2 docs
RCAN1 Down-syndrome chr21 3 1 doc
SAMHD1 Microglia & innate immunity 3 2 docs
SLC11A2 (DMT1) Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 3 2 docs
SLC19A1 Trophic / exercise / resilience 3 2 docs
SOX2 Epigenetic & senescence 3 2 docs
TLR9 Microglia & innate immunity 3 2 docs
TPH1 Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 3 3 docs
WDR41 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 3 3 docs
YAP1 Kinase & growth-factor signalling 3 2 docs
ADRA2A Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 2 2 docs
ATF6 Cell death & ER stress 2 2 docs
ATG9A Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 2 2 docs
BCL2L1 (Bcl-xL) Cell death & ER stress 2 2 docs
BHMT Trophic / exercise / resilience 2 1 doc
CASP9 Cell death & ER stress 2 2 docs
CCR2 Microglia & innate immunity 2 2 docs
CLIC4 Microglia & innate immunity 2 1 doc
CST3 (cystatin C) Amyloid & Tau core 2 2 docs
CTSL (cathepsin L) Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 2 2 docs
CYP46A1 Lipid, sterol & membrane 2 2 docs
Matched on CYP46A1 24S-?hydroxylase
  1. Cholesterol Homeostasisconcept1
  2. The Mitochondrion as Nexus (PhD Thesis)paper1
FOXO3 Trophic / exercise / resilience 2 2 docs
GCLM Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 2 1 doc
Matched on GCLM
  1. Phase IIpaper2
GGA2 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 2 1 doc
GHRL (ghrelin) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 2 1 doc
HMGCR Lipid, sterol & membrane 2 2 docs
IFITM3 Microglia & innate immunity 2 1 doc
KYNU Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 2 1 doc
LRP2 (megalin) Vascular / BBB 2 1 doc
Matched on LRP2 megalin
  1. The Brain's Border Gatepaper2
NR1H3 (LXRα) Lipid, sterol & membrane 2 2 docs
OMG (OMgp) Myelin & axon inhibition 2 1 doc
PIN1 Amyloid & Tau core 2 2 docs
RIN3 GWAS / LOAD risk 2 2 docs
RTN4 (Nogo-A) Myelin & axon inhibition 2 1 doc
SMAD4 Kinase & growth-factor signalling 2 2 docs
WWTR1 (TAZ) Kinase & growth-factor signalling 2 1 doc
ATG13 Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 1 1 doc
C3AR1 Microglia & innate immunity 1 1 doc
CYBB (NOX2) Microglia & innate immunity 1 1 doc
ERN1 (IRE1) Cell death & ER stress 1 1 doc
MTR (methionine synthase) Trophic / exercise / resilience 1 1 doc
NMNAT1 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 1 1 doc
NQO1 Oxidative stress & ferroptosis 1 1 doc
PAK1 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 1 1 doc
PCSK9 Lipid, sterol & membrane 1 1 doc
PLA2G4A (cPLA2) Microglia & innate immunity 1 1 doc
RB1CC1 (FIP200) Autophagy / lysosome / clearance 1 1 doc
SERPINA3 Amyloid & Tau core 1 1 doc
Matched on SERPINA3 antichymotrypsin
Often named withABI3APOEAPPC3CLUDLX1
  1. Todd Golde's Amyloid Cascade, Read for What It Addspaper1
SERPINE1 (PAI-1) Vascular / BBB 1 1 doc
SHANK3 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 1 1 doc
SIRT2 Bioenergetic / mito / NAD 1 1 doc
SLC6A2 (NET) Neuromodulator / circadian / kynurenine 1 1 doc
Matched on SLC6A2 norepinephrine transporter
  1. Norepinephrine as a Two-Armed Pincer on Taupaper1
SPOCK3 (testican-3) Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 1 1 doc
Matched on SPOCK3 testican-?3
Often named withABI3APOEAPPC3CLUDLX1
  1. Todd Golde's Amyloid Cascade, Read for What It Addspaper1
SSH2 Reelin, synapse & ECM–PNN 1 1 doc

Method

Counts come from a case-insensitive, word-bounded text scan of each published page — the 148 papers rendered in full plus the concept, node and stage pages. The 53 PDF-only papers carry no text on the site and are not scanned. Each gene matches its symbol and its curated aliases (RELN also counts reelin; APOE counts ApoE4 and apolipoprotein E). A sentence naming two spellings counts twice. The entrant and external-scientist dossiers are withheld from this edition and are not scanned, so these tallies run lower than the full corpus.

Important noticeThis is a research platform, not a medical site. Nothing here is medical advice, a diagnosis, or a treatment recommendation, and none of it has been reviewed by a regulator. The drugs, doses and trials discussed are research literature, not prescriptions. If dementia affects you or someone you care about, speak to a doctor.

Compiled from the knowledge base and the research corpus under the Organic Network Synthesis methodology · the research corpus of Adult Cognitive Disease · the seven monographs are here. 2026.

854 interlinked articles · 148 papers in full · 53 as typeset PDFs · 635 concepts · 7 convergence nodes · 5 temporal stages.

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