OK, so what this study is telling us: "the pancreatic hormone amylin is its high propensity toward the formation of amyloid fibrils"
but
"development of amylin mimetics addressesthe propensity of human amylin to form fibrils"
and
"...is known not to be fibrillating"
So for those of you who are still thinking that Cagri is going to give you AD, please read the full text and try to understand correctly what is written there. If not sure, please ask someone who did study in any medical science related field (at least nurse with BNS degree for example).
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