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Human iPSC-derived AD model with optical electrophysiology demonstrated that mTOR inhibition ameliorates spheroid pathology, revealing reversible mechanisms of axonal pathology.
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Created: 2026-04-27T23:26:20
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ID: exp-c5035582258d
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Cell BiologyAlzheimer's diseaseMTORipscextracted
iPSC-derived neurons with optical electrophysiology for functional studies
PRIMARY OUTCOME
Human iPSC-derived AD model with optical electrophysiology demonstrated that mTOR inhibition ameliorates spheroid pathology, revealing reversible mechanisms of axonal pathology.
LINKED HYPOTHESES
Source: pmid_40065072
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PATHWAY
PI3K/AKT/mTOR
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