The Allen Institute study published this month in Nature Neuroscience unlocked a surprising discovery.
SEATTLE — New research at the Allen Institute in Seattle reveals cellular changes in the brain, providing a more detailed picture of how Alzheimer’s disease progresses.
Scientists analyzed 3.4 million cells from 84 donor brains and created a detailed map of the damage that occurs during the disease, which is the leading cause of dementia for people 65 and older.
“So we looked at those brains and we extracted the cells from the tissue, looking at also the pathology, and try to put together a map, mapping how the
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