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C₃N nanodots inhibits Aβ peptides aggregation pathogenic path in Alzheimer's disease

Medicine and Health

C₃N nanodots inhibits Aβ peptides aggregation pathogenic path in Alzheimer's disease

X. Yin, H. Zhou, et al.

This groundbreaking study reveals the potential of C₃N nanodots in combating Alzheimer's disease by inhibiting Aβ peptide aggregation. Conducted by a distinguished team of researchers, these nanodots not only alleviate neuron cytotoxicity but also enhance cognitive function in AD mice, offering hope for future therapies.... show more
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