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University of Texas Medical Branch developed a specific antibody, called TTCM2 , which targets and clears tau plaques, or build-ups, restoring brain function.
Team hid the antibody inside tiny particles that can be delivered by a nasal spray.
It cleared the build-up of tau proteins in the brain that lead to cognitive decline.
The nasal spray antibody has so far only been tested in mice.
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