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Glucose hypometabolism gates tau-dependent necroptosis.

Sep 2026 · Neuron · Vol 114 17, pp. 3130-3132 · 0 citations · 10 references
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Abstract

Tau pathology closely tracks neuronal loss in Alzheimer's disease, but how phosphorylated tau becomes lethal has remained unclear. Chen et al. identify a dual-hit mechanism: glucose hypometabolism removes a protective A20-mediated brake on necroptosis while phosphorylated tau scaffolds RIPK1 activation, driving tau-associated neuronal death.1.

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