Phosphorylated tau is a modified brain protein that forms toxic tangles, disrupting neuronal function. It serves as a key biomarker for Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis and staging, often measured in cerebrospinal fluid or via PET scans. Researchers, clinicians, and patients benefit by enabling earlier detection, tracking progression, and evaluating therapies targeting this pathology.
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