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Hypothesis Complement C1q Suppression as Mechanism Linking Exercise Plasma to PV Interneuron Protection rel 6.20

complement inhibitors target C5 or C3. Identifier COMPLEMENT_LANDSCAPE. 3. C1q has non-complement

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Hypothesis Complement Cascade Inhibition Synaptic Protection rel 4.90

Complement Cascade Inhibition Synaptic Protection Mechanism of Action The complement

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Hypothesis Complement-SASP Amplification Cascade as Mechanistic Link rel 4.80

complement-SASP amplification cascade represents a mechanistic nexus where cellular

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Hypothesis Differential Complement Regulator Expression on Synaptic Membranes (CD55/CD46) rel 4.00

complement regulation. Biomarker-guided patient selection utilizes CSF complement profiles

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Hypothesis CREB-Dependent Differential Complement Regulator Positioning for Activity-Based Synaptic Vulnerability Control rel 4.00

complement vulnerability. This activity-dependent complement regulator positioning enables precise

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Hypothesis Activity-Dependent CD55/CD46 Trafficking and Synaptic Surface Localization rel 4.00

complement regulators CD55 and CD46 to synaptic surfaces represents a dynamic

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Hypothesis Microglial Priming via NF-κB-Dependent DAM Phenotype and Complement Biosynthesis rel 3.70

complement tagging creates a molecular bridge between complement-opsonized synapses

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Hypothesis C1q Inhibition Prevents Synaptic Mitochondrial Dysfunction via Microglial-Neuronal Cross-Talk Normalization rel 3.40

complement modulation, particularly given that complement activation may precede overt

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Hypothesis Excessive C1q/C3/CR3 complement cascade activation initiates pre-symptomatic synaptic loss in Alzheimer's disease rel 3.10

complement-intact 5xFAD controls. Pharmacological complement inhibition using CVF (cobra

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Hypothesis C1QA/C1QB Subunit-Specific Inhibition to Block Aberrant PV Interneuron Input Elimination in Alzheimer's Disease rel 2.80

complement activation. In Alzheimer's disease pathophysiology, aberrant complement activation

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Hypothesis Direct C1q Binding Enables FcγR-Independent Complement Activation on Tumor Cells rel 2.70

complement activation, and novel complement-activating therapeutics show promise in EGFR

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Hypothesis TREM2-C1Q Competitive Binding to Prevent Complement-Mediated Cholinergic Synapse Loss rel 2.60

complement tagging recruits complement receptor 3 (CR3/CD11b-CD18) on microglia, facilitating

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Hypothesis TNF-α–C1r/C1s Bridge Between NF-κB and Classical Complement Cascade rel 2.50

complement cascade activation in sevoflurane-induced neurotoxicity. At the molecular

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Hypothesis LPS-primed microglial trained immunity establishes persistent H3K4me3 landscapes at complement gene loci, driving hyperactive synaptic pruning in late-life neurodegeneration rel 2.10

complement cascade genes including C1QA, C1QB, C1QC, C3, and complement

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Hypothesis ITGAM/CD11b direct binding explains microglial phagocytosis blockade rel 2.10

complement receptor 3 (CR3), a critical heterodimeric integrin receptor composed

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Hypothesis NFκB/C1Q SASP Modulation for Synaptic Protection rel 2.10

complement amplification loop that drives synaptic loss in Alzheimer's disease

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Hypothesis H5: Complement Dysregulation Drives Synapse Loss via Senescent APOE4 Astrocytes rel 2.10

complement component C3 while downregulating inhibitors, creating excessive complement-mediated

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Hypothesis Systemic IL-6–STAT3–Hepatic C3 Axis and BBB-Mediated Complement Translocation rel 1.90

complement contribution versus local brain complement production is not distinguished

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Hypothesis H2: Perforant Path Synapse Loss via Early Complement Cascade Activation rel 1.80

Complement Cascade Activation starts from the claim that modulating C1QA

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Hypothesis C3aR Blockade Disrupts the Microglial-Astrocyte Feedforward Neurotoxic Loop rel 1.80

complement cascade represents a critical immune surveillance system within the central

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Hypothesis SUMO1-Mediated Synaptotagmin-1 SUMOylation at Lys124 Impairs Calcium Sensing and Links Synaptic Dysfunction to SASP-Complement Activation rel 1.80

Complement Component 3) is the central component of all complement

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Hypothesis Circulating hs-CRP as Disease-Modifying Target via Astrocytic Complement C3 Cascade rel 1.70

complement factor H (CFH) and disrupts complement regulation, leading to excessive

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Hypothesis Astrocyte IL-1β as Paracrine Mediator of Microglial Complement Expression rel 1.70

complement components including factor B, factor D, and complement receptors

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Hypothesis CLU/APOE Duality in Amyloid Clearance Determines Cell-Type-Specific Vulnerability Thresholds rel 1.60

complement activation. This duality suggests that cell-type-specific vulnerability

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Hypothesis NAMPT-SIRT1 Axis as Master Regulator of SASP-Dependent Complement Amplification rel 1.50

complement-mediated synaptic loss by binding to complement C1Q. Identifier

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Hypothesis H1: TREM2 Agonism to Redirect APOE4-Enhanced Microglia from Synapse Pruning to Amyloid Clearance rel 1.50

complement-mediated synaptic loss by binding to complement C1q during

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Hypothesis TREM2 Agonism to Redirect Microglia from Synaptic Pruning to OPTN-Deficient Neuron Protection rel 1.40

complement-mediated synaptic loss by binding to complement C1q during

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Hypothesis Microglial P2Y12-Dependent Territorial Segregation of Synaptic Inputs rel 1.30

complement activation. Direct complement inhibitors such as compstatin analogs and C1 esterase

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Hypothesis TREM2-Astrocyte Communication in Microglial Dysfunction rel 1.30

complement inhibitors such as clusterin and complement factor H, which

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Hypothesis Complement Cascade Specificity: Microglial C3aR Antagonism Downstream of SPP1 rel 1.30

complement. Reformulated as microglial C3aR antagonism (local CNS complement blockade

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