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University of Tokyo, Niigata U. cut mouse brain tau by 46%
After three months of treatment, abnormal tau in the hippocampus fell by about 46%, while tau in the cerebrospinal fluid more than doubled.
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After three months of treatment, abnormal tau in the hippocampus fell by about 46%, while tau in the cerebrospinal fluid more than doubled.
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