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The most aggregation-prone region was predicted to be between normalised residue positions 36 46, suggesting that these residues may drive aggregation and β-sheet assembly.

The ccA21 peptide showed an even higher tendency than ccAA to form multimers and polymers (Fig.  2E) that may drive aggregation in vivo.

Together these findings provide a framework for understanding how decreasing the normal 3R:4R tau ratio, present in many tauopathies, may drive tau aggregation and pathology.

Disruption of a normal equimolar 3R to 4R ratio of tau isoforms may be sufficient to drive aggregation, as it has been shown that even spiking small amounts of 3R tau into a 4R aggregation model inhibits assembly (Hutton, 2001).

An exogenous magnetic field was used to drive aggregation of paramagnetic nano-aAPC bound to naive cells.

Finally, as the C9ORF72 repeat expansion is able to drive aggregation of a mutant form of tau that was previously considered non-pathogenic, it is possible that other tau mutations previously deemed benign owing to their identification in control patients may similarly modulate risk for neurodegeneration.

We hypothesized that an external magnetic field could drive aggregation of paramagnetic nano-aAPC bound to TCR, resulting in aggregation of TCR clusters and enhanced activation of naive T cells.

The stronger predictive power of Big Five for subjective outcomes confirms the results of Rammstedt et al. (2017), who argued that it is the same aggregation level of personality measures and the subjective measures which may drive the correlation.

While the exact mechanisms by which these proteins interact remain unclear, growing evidence suggests that Aβ may drive α-syn pathology by impairing protein clearance, activating inflammation, enhancing phosphorylation, or directly promoting aggregation.

This may drive compulsive overeating.

Cytokines may drive this apoptosis.