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<div><p>Cetacean brains are uniquely adapted to diving, but can be affected by diseases and exposure to toxins, triggering neurodegenerative processes that may cause stranding. Some species exhibit a significant post-reproductive lifespan (PRLS), increasing the likelihood of observing cu...

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Main Author:	Ksenia Orekhova (12709747) (author)
Other Authors:	Camilla Testori (19935380) (author), Federica Giorda (9454927) (author), Carla Grattarola (9454954) (author), Virginia Mattioda (14458863) (author), Giovanni Di Guardo (51241) (author), Cristiano Corona (47148) (author), Massimo Castagnaro (6628463) (author), Eva Sierra (408486) (author), Cristina Casalone (47143) (author), Alessandra Favole (5278616) (author), Cinzia Centelleghe (6473894) (author), Sandro Mazzariol (91270) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Biochemistry Medicine Cell Biology Neuroscience Physiology Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified tursiops truncatus </ tursiops truncatus )</ triggering neurodegenerative processes three aged bottlenose striped dolphin (< stenella coeruleoalba </ stenella coeruleoalba )</ protozoan cysts cross prls ), increasing may cause stranding geographically distinct populations div >< p bottlenose dolphin (< assess alzheimer ’ >) parietal cortex phosphorylated tau screening human neurodegenerative disease 42 antibody cross hyperphosphorylated tau proteins different age groups β oligomer 42 hyperphosphorylated tau 42 antibody proteins associated different ages viral infections uniquely adapted two young species exhibit single foci significant post reproductive lifespan related pathology ptau signal ptau at180 plaque presence pathological expression older age observing cumulative mediterranean region like neuropathology increasingly implemented immunohistochemical analyses concomitant pathologies blood vessels >; 13
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