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Abstract
In support of this, Aβ oligomer reduction in an AD mouse model leads to memory preservation [2, 3], and clinical benefit was in trials of lecanemab, which targets Aβ oligomers and protofibrils [4], in AD patients, encouraging the continued development of Aβ oligomer-targeting therapies. Given the semi-quantitative nature of the Aβ oligomer assays, the percent change of Aβ oligomer level relative to baseline (average of the pre-dose values) was calculated for each patient (Fig. 1b–g). Lizama BN, Kahle J, Catalano SM, Caggiano AO, Grundman M, Hamby ME. Sigma-2 receptors—from basic biology to therapeutic target: a focus on age-related degenerative diseases.
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