Blocking cyclophilin A in ApoE ε4 mice restored vascular function, reduced neuronal damage, and improved cognition.

“we gave every day for one month to the airport for mice we gave a non-type an Innovative of cytrophin day that is called a debut 025 so that's a drug that is available currently in clinical trial for Hepatitis C so we gave it to the mouse every day for one month and we checked the same thing we did MRI we looked at uh brain tissue analysis we did behavior and then and as we were expecting just by doing that we were able again it's such a fully full recovery but we were able to partially and significantly restore vascular function so just by Brooklyn cytopene a we were able to restore Thai Junctions we were able to restore the parasite coverage of the vasculature and ultimately those mice had less neuronal damage and less cognitive problems”