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Epigenetic modulators as therapeutics for neurodegenerative disorders/Alzheimer's disease.

2026 · Methods in Enzymology · Vol 733, pp. 163-222 · 0 citations
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Overall, epigenetic modulators present a promising therapeutic approach for neurodegeneration, and continued research integrating various assays like DNA methylation analysis, histone modification analysis, non-coding RNA analysis, neuroinflammation analysis, and functional and behavioral assays in AD models is significant in harnessing the full potential for AD treatment.

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