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home:diseases:alzheimers_dementia [02.11.2019] – [Evidence of infectious cause] sallieqhome:diseases:alzheimers_dementia [02.21.2019] – [Role of the Vitamin D Receptor] sallieq
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 According to the Marshall Pathogenesis, microbes subvert immune activity by suppressing expression of key nuclear receptors involved in innate immune activity such as the Vitamin D Receptor. The fact that over-production of amyloid suppresses the VDR suggests a role of VDR dysfunction in the Alzheimer's disease process. Indeed, a 2010 study in //Journal of Alzheimer's Disease// showed that the amyloids trigger neurodegeneration not only by inducing LVSCC A1C expression and NGF levels, but also by dramatically suppressing VDR expression.(({{pubmed>long:20966550}}))  According to the Marshall Pathogenesis, microbes subvert immune activity by suppressing expression of key nuclear receptors involved in innate immune activity such as the Vitamin D Receptor. The fact that over-production of amyloid suppresses the VDR suggests a role of VDR dysfunction in the Alzheimer's disease process. Indeed, a 2010 study in //Journal of Alzheimer's Disease// showed that the amyloids trigger neurodegeneration not only by inducing LVSCC A1C expression and NGF levels, but also by dramatically suppressing VDR expression.(({{pubmed>long:20966550}})) 
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 +Roles of Brain Angiotensin II in Cognitive Function and Dementia.  (({{pubmed>long:23304450}})) 
  
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