Atlas of brain microproteins offers new angles on Alzheimer’s

TL;DR
A Nature Aging study mapped more than 4,300 brain microproteins in post-mortem dorsolateral prefrontal cortex samples, validating 1,067 with high confidence through deep learning; 3,217 microproteins were previously uncharacterized. Several microproteins show altered expression in Alzheimer's, creating a comprehensive atlas that could reveal new aging and neurodegeneration mechanisms and guide future validation.
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