Avid Bioservices Inc (CDMO)

[goodJohnhunting]

EB0783,

My first thought when I think of Phosphatidylserine and Alzheimer's Disease, is that PS is a communicator, or facilitator between cognitive intactness to aMCI or AD.

In the 10 lipid panel AD article that you provided, this quote was made>>

“directly disrupt bilayer integrity” by interacting with phospholipids"

If this is true, then how is it possible that PS is NOT involved?

How do I come to this conclusion?

Because, it is common knowledge that when asymmetry of plasma membrane occurs, metamorphic changes transpose phospholipids, and asymmetry is lost, which exposes phosphatidylserine externally.

That's a fact jack, and I'm sticking to my theory!!

All the best,
John