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Hi, the given question is asking us about in what ways the abnormal formation and deposition of amyloid been implicated in the pathogenesis of alzheimer's disease.
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So, alzheimer's.
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Let's see first what is alzheimer's disease.
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So, alzheimer's disease is a terminally progressive mental health disorder.
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So it is basically a mental health disorder.
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And it is depicted with sharp decline in memory functions.
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So memory function and different personality changes are there.
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The next part, the first part is asking us about in what ways is the abnormal formation and deposition of amyloid takes place.
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So amyloid plaques are a group of scar tissues which house degenerative neurons and the amyloid protein.
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These groups of tissues are highly prevalent in individuals who have been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease and are found in increased bunches in areas of the brain where others are not present.
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So these are present in brain.
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These are deposited in brain and specifically they are deposited in the medial temporal lobe of the brains.
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They deposited in the median temporal lobe, which is the area of the brain, responsive.
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For producing language, memory and spatial recognition...