Scientists Are Excited About The Recent Discovery Of The Two Genes, PLCG2 and AB13, That Are Related To The Alzheimer’s Disease. Yes, Genes Have Previously Been Found That Relate To The Risk Of The Disease; However, The Functionalities Of The 2 Genes Are Better Understood, Than The Others, For Developing An Effective Treatment.
Alzheimer’s: Scientists express excitement after discovering two new genes linked to the disease | The IndependentThe “exciting” discovery that two genes are linked to Alzheimer’s could lead to a way of treating the devastating and currently incurable disease, scientists believe. One gene was found to have a protective effect, while different mutations of the other appeared to make the condition more or less likely. While genes that affect the chance of getting this form of dementia have been identified before, these two are thought to offer a greater chance of leading to an effective treatment.
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