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Neuronal Death Protein: New Research Shows How Sleep Deprivation Can Damage the Brain

Research identifies the decline of the protein pleiotrophin (PTN) as a cause of neuronal death due to sleep deprivation, offering a new perspective on how sleep loss impacts cognitive function and disease risk. Not only does a lack of sleep make you feel awful, research has shown it impairs the b

neurological damage: Sleep deprivation linked to brain damage and alzheimer s risk, reveals news study

A recent study published in the Journal of Proteome Research suggests that lack of sleep increases the risk of developing Alzheimer s disease. The study found that chronic sleep deprivation leads to a decline in a protective protein called pleiotrophin (PTN), which causes neuronal death. The researchers also discovered that PTN is linked to Alzheimer s disease and other neurological diseases.

Study discovers how lack of sleep might affect brain #newkerala(103077)

Study discovers how lack of sleep might affect brain #newkerala(103077)
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Study discovers how lack of sleep might affect brain

Study discovers how lack of sleep might affect brain
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Study uncovers how sleep deprivation can harm the brain

We all know that a poor night s sleep can leave us feeling groggy and irritable, but the effects of chronic sleep deprivation on our brains go much deeper, potentially increasing the risk of neurological disorders like Alzheimer s. A recent study in the Journal of Proteome Research sheds light on how sleep deprivation can harm our brains and provides insights into the protective mechanisms we rely on when we rest.

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