Synonyms for TAU
taʊ, tɔtau

Princeton's WordNet

1. taunoun

   the 19th letter of the Greek alphabet

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1. List of paraphrases for "tau":

   aut, taus, head, uat, first, kt

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1. Tara Spires-Jones:

   Further, females had higher tau burden than males when they also have amyloid pathology in the brain.

2. Doug Williamson:

   Why isn't the body attacking the tau proteins ? Why isn't it recognizing them as foreign and toxic and eliminating them the way that it usually does ?

3. Michel Goedert:

   Our new knowledge of these structures could make it possible to diagnose CTE in living patients by developing tracer compounds that will specifically bind to the tau filaments of CTE.

4. Richard Isaacson:

   While it’s not the first time a study has shown that early treatment with hormone replacement therapy may be more protective for a women’s brain, it did suggest for the first time that greater amounts of tau protein may be associated with later initiation of hormone treatment.

5. Julian Bailes:

   Most CTE sufferers have been found at autopsy to have tau, but also about 40 % have had amyloid as well. So they are showing both degeneration markers in the brain, most importantly, it's a distinct pattern that we haven't seen in any other condition -- not in Alzheimer's, not in other forms of dementia, and certainly not in normal controls. So it's not just what we're binding to, it's that this pattern appears to be distinct and it appears to be the areas that have been damaged in autopsy studies of sufferers with CTE.