Pathology of Alzheimer's Disease 2

This template compares a healthy brain to an Alzheimer's brain, showing coronal brain sections alongside neurons with axons containing microtubules. In the healthy brain, stabilizing tau protein maintains an intact microtubule, while in the Alzheimer's brain, amyloid beta plaques surround the neuron and tau protein tangles cause the microtubule to disintegrate.

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