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miRNA-132: a dynamic regulator of cognitive capacity
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miR-132 has numerous neuroprotective and neurotrophic regulatory effects in AD.
“Such an approach could also be envisioned for miR-132, considering the numerous neuroprotective and neurotrophic regulatory effects it has in AD [20, 24, 30–32, 34, 92–95].”
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Previous studies have reported potentially harmful consequences of supra-physiological miR-132 levels on physiological functions.
“Previous studies have reported potentially harmful consequences of supra-physiological miR-132 levels on physiological functions [31, 92], which emphasize the need to establish a safe therapeutic window for miR-132.”
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