1. Why does hyperphosphorylated tau become a problem in the brain in AD?
2.Explain which is likely to be more dangerous, and why: a
hemorrhagic or ischemic stroke?
3.Discuss some common clinical signs of a potential stroke
occurring.
4.Based on what you know of myelination being disrupted in the
CNS of those with MS, why might sensory disturbances be a
clinical presentation?
NEUROBIOLOGY