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Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Yet more on the JNEN review article
Regarding brainstem Lewy bodies, here's something interesting from the article: "The ultrastructural similarities among filaments in LBs [Lewy bodies], pale bodies, and perikaryal threads prompted the hypothesis that AS [alpha-synuclein] perikaryal threads are an early stage of filament assembly that may then progress to pale bodies and, finally, to classic LBs."
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