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… to study how the chromatin of engram cells is affected by Alzheimer’s disease. Previous work from Tsai’s lab has shown that treating a mouse model of Alzheimer’s with an HDAC inhibitor, a drug that helps to … The research was funded by the JBP Foundation and the Alzheimer’s Association. --From MIT News 2 15 22 Small Image …

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