A study shows evidence that copper isotopes could be used to detect amyloid-beta protein deposits of people with or at risk of developing Alzheimer's https://t.co/6yHFyrJ9Un
A study shows evidence that copper isotopes could be used to detect amyloid-beta protein deposits of people with or at risk of developing Alzheimer's https://t.co/gg4yXdD7BP
A study shows evidence that copper isotopes could be used to detect amyloid-beta protein deposits of people with or at risk of developing Alzheimer's https://t.co/MdlNQRtkJy
Design of a multivalent bifunctional chelator for diagnostic 64Cu PET imaging in Alzheimer’s disease [Neuroscience] https://t.co/h4VzBH4wqN @PNASNews
A study shows evidence that copper isotopes could be used to detect amyloid-beta protein deposits of people with or at risk of developing Alzheimer's https://t.co/G3c5vpqP52
A study shows evidence that copper isotopes could be used to detect amyloid-beta protein deposits of people with or at risk of developing Alzheimer's https://t.co/ush72T9cjD
A study shows evidence that copper isotopes could be used to detect amyloid-beta protein deposits of people with or at risk of developing Alzheimer's https://t.co/uzMdjfeVpZ
Isótopos de cobre detectables por PET podrían usarse para detectar depósitos de proteina beta amiloide que se forman en el cerebro de personas con Alzheimer. Durarían mucho más que los isótopos de carbono o fluoruro https://t.co/FNzZvCRgH2
https://t.co/GFtQbHNL7X Out now in @PNASNews, Dr. Hong-Jun Cho reports a 64Cu PET imaging agent that shows in vivo brain uptake and exhibits high specific affinity for beta-amyloid aggregates. Huge congrats to the whole team! 🎉