John Cirrito, a postdoctorate research fellow at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis led a study that resulted in the discovery of a protein that can remove the amyloid beta plaque that Alzheimer's deposits in the human brain, a discovery that promises a possible method of treatment in the future.
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