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under nutrient rich conditions[34-… neurons, whereas its stimulation prevents degeneration[63-…

… can also be hallmarked by neuronal degeneration, have been … macroautophagy. In particular,
chaperone-mediated autophagy and macroautophagy are pivotal in preserving neuronal …

… To date, only macroautophagy has been linked to the … autophagy ameliorates the neuronal
degeneration associated with … However, the information about the role of macroautophagy …

… alterations, and retinal degeneration. Among the neurodegeneration … was also verified in
induced neurons obtained by direct … Fibroblasts and induced neurons derived from patients can …

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macroautophagy for degradation of … lobar degeneration with tau pathology, frontotemporal lobar …

… of the cellular process of macroautophagy. Surprisingly, the … group has examined models
of neuronal injury and stress in … various forms of retinal degeneration including extension to a …

… In light of the Two-system Theory, degenerative diseases can be attributed to either a shortage
in … in degenerating neurons link neuronal compromise to senile plaque development in …

… the prevalence of chronic degenerative diseases, impairment of … , maintaining neuronal
polarity in presynaptic neurons after … Macroautophagy is a conserved pathway in mammals and …

… Macroautophagy (here autophagy) is a catabolic … in neurons but also in other cell types.
The precise role of specific autophagy proteins in these cell types during axonal degeneration …

… and macroautophagy (… neuronal subtypes from lesioninduced axon degeneration, in both
acute and chronic paradigms. Previous literature on the role of ULK1 in axonal degeneration is …