A new discovery has been made by researchers on the disease ofAlzheimerin France. Indeed, the latter have discovered new cells whose variations lead to the development of the disease. According to information from the French media 76 actuthis is a study that was conducted by the team of Dr. Jean Charles Lambert at In the flower and the Professor Gael Nicolas at Rouen. Following several researches, she therefore discovered gene variations that may be involved in the development of the disease ofAlzheimer. To arrive at this discovery, 30,000 people were studied, with half suffering from the disease and the other half not.
Two genes that have rare variations
According to the explanations of Professor Gaël Nicolas, “the researchers were able to establish a map of the rare deleterious variations that potentially modify the biological functions of these proteins”. He further added that the team specifically found two genes that have rare variations. These lead to a sharp increase in the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Gaël Nicolas also emphasized the fact that this increase in risk occurs in a “more marked in the early forms of the disease”. Note that this discovery comes several months following another study that pointed to the long use of smartphones as a possible cause of the disease.
This is at least what we must remember from a study published in the scientific journal Current Alzheimer Research. During the study, the scientists dwelt on the diagnoses “precocious” specifically in individuals whose age is between 30 and 40 years. According to the explanations provided by Martin Pall from the State University of Washington and lead author of the study, magnetic fields are the cause of disease. In particular, he points an accusing finger once morest cell phones and Wifi. A very long exposure to these objects would promote the onset of the disease.
