How Changes in Proteins Can Lead to Diseases
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- Dr. Songi Han, professor in the Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Chemical Engineering at UC Santa Barbara, talks about her research into the function of proteins in the body and how changes like protein Tau tangles can lead to neurological diseases like Alzheimer's. Recorded on 10/14/2021. [4/2022] [Show ID: 37869]
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Great presentation thank you. The attraction of the different amino acid sequence to each other has various strengths determined by the sequence of such. Do you know of any litterateur on this? Fascinating!!!
Thank you for such an awesome lecture.
My lung cancer when it started the proteins in my eyes started causing floaters. My Ophthalmologist told me at the time and have very much to do with my lung cancer. I had it removed and the eye floaters stop for almost 2 years. They came back and my cancer is back. Somebody needs to be looking into this stuff. On top of it every time I cancer grew is when I had a vaccination.
TH, first, good luck. Ill say a prayer for you. Second, bromelain, the OTC enzyme, dissolves floaters. Third, no promises, but look into lumbrokinase... another enzyme. It may have potential for you.
TH, I forgot. Look into Thomas Seyfried and his research. Bruce Hollis is another great researcher.
Oh Tracy, I am so sorry...
I have heard enough stories like yours to believe there is a connection. We must demand full investigations.
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Bromelain helps reduce floaters
Very Nice
Brilliant
very interesting video
The DailyMail ,1 year ago, did an article on the use of Isatuximab in combating prostate cancer and the research carried out by ICR which appeared very promising in this context.
What is the current situation with regard to use of this drug&/ or similar drugs which target the CD 38 Protein which seems to inhibit Immune system effectiveness?
Alzheimers is often called Type 3 diabetes, so we should control our carb consumption.
If you can watch this whole video, you may have Alzheimer's.
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THis is hard for a layperson to understand.
What is the similarity to Huntingon’s ?
To keep it simple: like many tauopathies, HD is a neurodegenerative disorder which affects both motor and psychiatric function. It's not, though, a tauopathy. It doesn't originate from the aggregation of tau protein fibrils. The hallmark of HD is the amplification of the end region codon CAG which codifies for glutamine (when you have more then 36 repetitions of it, it's said that the protein has a PolyQ tail, since it has more glutamines the usual) of the protein Huntingtin. It is an autosomal dominant mutations, meaning that it is sufficient for you to have one mutated allele of the gene codifying for Huntingtin to be affected. However when the repetitions are between 36 and 40 the disease has incomplete penetrance: meaning, it does not manifest in all patients or is not nearly as severe.
It has been shown that Huntingtin (or portions of it) when mutated can form fibril concretions. Though, the many forms of these fibrils and their significance are yet to be fully understood. And it is speculated that some of those could even have a protective value.
Tau protein entanglement with beta-amyloid proteins aggregation is a biomarker for Alzheimer's Disease but not a reliable symptoms of the onset of the symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease ...this talk is surveying the current methodology being used to study the pathogenesis of AD and the biochemical and molecular process of AD
Human body is so complicated!!!!
Sure makes you wonder if we were made by a higher power.
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Its delicate and finely tuned until man made chemicals ruined it. B.i.gharma is determined to disable it and destroy it. No in.jec.tions. no poison pharmaceuticals. Leave the body alone.
How could you talk about Proteins and not mention the Spike Protein in April of 2022.. Don't need to know anything else about the video..
Why am I watching this ?
To exercise your brain to help in avoiding Alzheimers as is shown by … I forgot his name? Or you could study a new language such as Hebrew, or to learn more about Biochem in order to select the best new health food products for your body and brain.
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