k Neuron in goat brain infected with scrapie disease, light micrograph Light micrograph image of a neuron in the brain of a goat Capra hircus that has scrapie disease. This is a fatal degenerative brain disease which affects goats and sheep. It is caused by prions red, which are misfolded proteins that induce misfolding in other proteins of the same type. Cells with misfolded proteins will die, and when this occurs in nerve cells in the brain it causes behavioural changes, lethargy, weight loss and eventual death. There is no cure presently., by David Schneider, US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURESCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Neuron in goat brain infected with scrapie disease, light micrograph Light micrograph image of a neuron in the brain of a goat  Capra hircus  that has scrapie disease. This is a fatal degenerative brain disease which affects goats and sheep. It is caused by prions  red , which are misfolded proteins that induce misfolding in other proteins of the same type. Cells with misfolded proteins will die, and when this occurs in nerve cells in the brain it causes behavioural changes, lethargy, weight loss and eventual death. There is no cure presently., by David Schneider, US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SCIENCE PHOTO  LIBRARY
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Neuron in goat brain infected with scrapie disease, light micrograph

Light micrograph image of a neuron in the brain of a goat (Capra hircus) that has scrapie disease. This is a fatal degenerative brain disease which affects goats and sheep. It is caused by prions (red), which are misfolded proteins that induce misfolding in other proteins of the same type. Cells with misfolded proteins will die, and when this occurs in nerve cells in the brain it causes behavioural changes, lethargy, weight loss and eventual death. There is no cure presently., by David Schneider, US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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