The Role of Tau and Beta Amyloid in Alzheimer's Disease

When things are good, you're now having a synaptic clastic response. And your phosphotel is going to go way low because phosphorylating the tau is what pops it off of the microtubules and allows your neuronal processes to die back. So they're very helpful to know. What we now see from the research is that Alzheimer's disease fundamentally is a network insufficiency. We know that there are many contributors. Anything that damages mitochondria, part of that, different infections.