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Article #167Re: PostdocJobs.com => Neuroscience/Psychiatry
From: Kenneth Collins
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 22:59
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 22:59
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it's not a Beta-amyloid thing. the Beta-amyloid thing happens be-cause 'normal' transcription is prematurely interrupted be-cause 'latching' neural dynamics are prematurely interrupted. for those who have AoK, it's a TD E/I-minimization "ratchet-pawling" [Ap5] deficit. the 'point' being that, researchers should look-elsewhere, a bit, starting by looking =carefully= for 'abnormally'-high-frequency 'EEG'-type traces. the sub-problem, here, is that the global EEG must be broken into 'component' sub-'parts' because the correlated 'abnormal' high-frequency trace[s] will be masked within the global trace, as the nervous system struggles to compensate with respect to the failing TD E/I-minimization dynamics. shouldn't be difficult to sort it out. it's definitely =not= a Beta-amyloid thing. the Beta-amyloid stuff occurs only as a by-product of the the failing TD E/I-minimization dynamics. the Beta-amyloid is what 'congeals-out-of' prematurely-interrupted transcription. [transcription that becomes 'supplanted' before it runs to completion. it's curable, but the necessary cure is with respect to the TD E/I-minimization deficit, not with respect to the Beta-amyloid stuff. fis the TD E/I-minimization deficit, and, to the degree of such, the Beta-amyloid abnormalities will go-away, and so will the symptomology. Cheers, k. p. collins PostdocJobs.com wrote in message ... >----------------- >Postdoctoral Position as posted on the Postdoc Jobs website: > >http://www.PostdocJobs.com >----------------- > >A Postdoctoral position is available to explore the regulation of Tau >and Beta-amyloid mediated neurodegeneration in transgenic mouse models >of Alzheimer's disease. The successful candidate must have >demonstrated knowledge in molecular neuroscience. Interested >candidates should send CV to: Dr. Giulio M. Pasinetti, Department of >Psychiatry, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, One Gustave L. Levy Place, >Box 1230, New York, NY 10029. > >For more information, please visit Postdoc Jobs website: > >http://www.PostdocJobs.com >----------------- >
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