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Alzheimer's disease in human beings is characterized by the degeneration of _______

Correct answer: A. Nerve cells

  • A. Nerve cells
  • B. Kidney cells
  • C. Liver cells
  • D. Spleen cells

Explanation

Alzheimer's disease progressively damages neurons, especially in brain regions involved in memory and thinking. Kidney, liver and spleen cells are not the defining target of this disease.

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