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The Role of Lipid Metabolism and Astrocytes in Alzheimer’s Disease
The liver and brain are major regulators of lipid metabolism and rely on coordinated lipid transport and signaling to maintain metabolic and neurological health. The liver coordinates systemic nutrient metabolism, lipoprotein production, lipid synthesis, and lipid transport, with the brain requiring
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