Frontotemporal dementia might be slowed down with the aid of a PREP inhibitor.

Published Date: 19 Apr 2023

In a recent study published in Science Translational Medicine, the PREP enzyme was successfully inhibited to halt the progression of frontotemporal dementia in a mouse model of the disease. Treatment for PREP inhibitors.

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