Tar DNA binding protein 43, a proteinopathy with preference for olfactory structures in COVID-19 subjects

All proteinopathies associated with ND were detected in OB/OT in COVID-19 patients whereas TDP43 was lacking in controls. Our results suggest that there might be an association between COVID-19 and TDP43 and α-syn in the OB/OT, which may explain the chronic OI.

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Journal of Alzheimer s Disease Reports
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1177/25424823251386016
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Olfactory and Sensory Function Studies
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Tar DNA binding protein 43, a proteinopathy with preference for olfactory structures in COVID-19 subjects

Sylwia Libard, Irina Alafuzoff
Journal of Alzheimer s Disease Reports
Olfactory and Sensory Function Studies
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Tar DNA binding protein 43, a proteinopathy with preference for olfactory structures in COVID-19 subjects

Sylwia Libard, Irina Alafuzoff
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Abstract

All proteinopathies associated with ND were detected in OB/OT in COVID-19 patients whereas TDP43 was lacking in controls. Our results suggest that there might be an association between COVID-19 and TDP43 and α-syn in the OB/OT, which may explain the chronic OI.

Journal of Alzheimer s Disease ReportsVol. 9
Uppsala University (SE), Uppsala University Hospital (SE)
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Olfactory and Sensory Function Studies
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