Scientists have discovered that a toxic complex formed between NMDA receptors and TRPM4 channels drives neuron death in Alzheimers disease. Using a novel molecule called FP802, researchers were able to break apart this death complex in mice, preventing cognitive decline, synapse loss, and mitochondrial damage.
Scientists have discovered that a toxic complex formed between NMDA receptors and TRPM4 channels drives neuron death in Alzheimers disease. Using a novel molecule called FP802, researchers were able to break apart this death complex in mice, preventing cognitive decline, synapse loss, and mitochondrial damage.
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