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Ashe reportedly told Science, "I requested a correction for the 2006 paper, but it was rejected," adding that "retraction is the only option." In her most recent PubPeer post, Ashe also maintained that "the data manipulation does not change the experiment's conclusion that A*56 plays an important role in Alzheimer's disease."
The accelerating effect of histamine on the cutaneous wound-healing process through the action of basic fibroblast growth factor
AOD-9604 is a piece of the GH molecule that acts downstream, directly on fat cells
Measures of general nutritional status indicated that the association of increased homocysteine levels and diminished vitamin B 12 status with Alzheimer's disease was not due to dementia-related malnutrition (70)
