how glycolysis differs from a normal person one who is suffering from dementia
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Explanation:
Prior to Diagnosis: No Dementia. ...
Stage One: No Impairment. ...
Stage Two: Very Mild Cognitive Decline. ...
Stage Three: Mild Cognitive Decline. ...
Early-Stage Dementia. ...
Stage Four: Moderate Cognitive Decline.
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Apart from other cells, glycolysis occurs in the human brain where it coverts glucose for oxidative phosphorylation and energy production.
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- As this process occurs in the brain with sufficient supply of oxygen, it is known as aerobic glycolysis.
- This is a marker for healthy brain with sufficient oxygen supply.
- In dementia, where neuronal functions become hampered and leads to brain hypoxia, spatial distribution of aerobic glycolysis is a marker for amyloid beta deposition in dementia patients.
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