Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder associated with changes in brain structure, protein accumulation, and declining cognitive function. Among the biological processes linked to this condition, abnormal tau protein modification has become an important area of scientific investigation. Researchers are increasingly focusing on methods that can identify these changes accurately and potentially detect disease-related abnormalities before symptoms become severe. Advances in laboratory technology have made it possible to investigate specific forms of phosphorylated tau using increasingly sensitive analytical methods. Modern approaches to p-tau 181 detection are particularly relevant because…
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