Characterization bacterial metabolites and peripheral immune cell populations in stable and progressive Alzheimer’s disease

This longitudinal clinical study identifies changes in stool metabolites and resting peripheral T cell populations in AD patients and among AD patients with cognitive decline. We propose that gut bacterial produced methionine acts to promote peripheral immune differentiation and dysfunction, leading to cognitive decline in AD.

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Alzheimer s & Dementia
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/alz.092564
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Gut microbiota and health
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Characterization bacterial metabolites and peripheral immune cell populations in stable and progressive Alzheimer’s disease

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Characterization bacterial metabolites and peripheral immune cell populations in stable and progressive Alzheimer’s disease

John P. Haran, Beth A. McCormick, Ethan B Loew, C Jo, Matthew Tracy
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Abstract

This longitudinal clinical study identifies changes in stool metabolites and resting peripheral T cell populations in AD patients and among AD patients with cognitive decline. We propose that gut bacterial produced methionine acts to promote peripheral immune differentiation and dysfunction, leading to cognitive decline in AD.

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