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Experiment #00000131

Premise: Environmental metals, though present in many Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis anomalous clusters, are debated regarding causality within geographic epistemological data. Hypothesis: If plant derived extracellular vesicles (PDEVs) aerosolized with environmental metals, they could potentially bypass the blood brain barrier via the cribriform plate area. Given this potential method of delivery, environmental metals cannot be ruled out as causal in sporadic ALS until PDEV delivery of the metals is tested in wet lab experiments, but may potentially explain the condounding data.

Environmental Pollutants _gates_from_environmental_pollutants PDEV association _gates_to_pdev_association _gates_from_pdev_association Nose-to-Brain Delivery _gates_to_nose_to_brain_delivery _gates_from_nose_to_brain_delivery Brain Diseases _gates_to_brain_diseases
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