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scientific trial?Adults with Down syndrome have a high risk of developing dementia; more so than other genetic syndrome related to finding out impairments. Their vulnerability for Alzheimer’s type of dementia is thought to be connected to the overproduction of the amyloid ß (Aß) protein, due to the place of its precursor protein on chromosome 21, which is over-expressed in individuals with Down syndrome (trisomie 21). This particular genetic profile of people with Down syndrome, however, means that findings of research studies examining danger elements, prevention and treatment methods in a population without Down syndrome might not be applicable and that different research studies are needed to assess these factors in a Down syndrome population. To this degree, a pilot research study has recently been published, which aim …
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