How to pronounce“tangles”in English

called tangles and another type outside called plaques.

called tangles-- molecular junk outside neurons called plaques.

It's also tangles accumulating inside the cell, which was not targeted by the therapy.

kind of big tangles of pathology that we're dealing with not only in inner cities, not only with this or that minority community, but increasingly

kind of big Tangles of pathology that we're dealing with not only in inner cities not only with this or that Minority Community but increasingly

And what do you know: those tangles are all over the brain.

molecular cascade that causes neuropibrillary tangles, neuroinflammation, cell death, and all of the symptoms that we classically know of as Alzheimer's. Prior to that tipping point,

So there's these characteristic changes of plaques and tangles.

He was the first one to describe these plaques and tangles.

Remember, I told you about the tangles that you see in the brain.

It can withstand a lot of amyloid plaques and a lot of tau tangles before a patient exhibits the first symptom.

And namely, they get plaques and tangles like humans do.

cell death or perhaps the residue the aftermath of cell death and these plaques Tangles seem to be uh at the root of certain kinds of um of cognitive

Tau is this protein that, again, makes tangles, the other main pathological hallmark of Alzheimer's disease.

It's not as if we already had any reason to believe that if you remove plaques then the tangles would go away on their own

You look in the brain of the animal, 60% of these tangles are gone.

with great cobblestones that range in size from soft balls to water melons and larger great Tangles of drift would gather at the High tideline cast ashore

the memory score gets worse you see a buildup of these problems or abnormal plaques and Tangles so an older brain is

put it to put it in a political or moral way yes that's true yeah I mean it creates sort of ethical tangles for you if you start to think to yourself am I

the brains of people who um after death are are diagnosed as having Alzheimer's disease and they have plaques and tangles that appear to be either uh the

people who um after death or are diagnoses having Alzheimer's disease and they have plaques and Tangles that appear to be either uh the causes of

One day in 1954, a French engineer, Marc Gregoire, tried putting Teflon on his fishing gear to prevent tangles.

Separately, surrounding these plaques, and also in other areas of the brain that don't have plaques, there are these other structures called tangles.

You can look in the brains of people who, after death, are diagnosed as having Alzheimer's disease, and they have plaques and tangles

And if enough amyloid plaques accumulate in your brain, at some point it reaches a tipping point that causes neurofibrillary tangles, neuroinflammation,

And these plaques and tangles seem to be uh at the root of certain kinds of um of