Biondi body prevalence

There is 1 paper on Biondi body prevalence in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Nov 6, 2026: “Protein deposits rise in the human brain’s fluid-producing cells”.

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“On average, BB prevalence was near zero until age 40, rose steeply in the 5th and 6th decades, and exceeded 50% after age 70.”
Midlife nonlinearities across scale in Biondi body amyloid formation in the human choroid plexusbioRxiv2026doi:10.64898/2026.11.04.764372
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Alzheimer's disease

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  1. Alzheimer's disease was not clearly linked with Biondi body prevalence in humans.

    “BB prevalence in the choroid plexus glomus was not associated with Alzheimer's disease”

    Humanschoroid plexus glomus

    Protein deposits rise in the human brain’s fluid-producing cells

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Female sex

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  1. Female sex is associated with Biondi body prevalence in humans.

    “BB prevalence in the choroid plexus glomus was not associated with Alzheimer's disease, but was lower in females than males.”

    Humanschoroid plexus glomusfemales compared with maless

    Protein deposits rise in the human brain’s fluid-producing cells

    bioRxivPreprint

Age

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  1. Age is associated with Biondi body prevalence in humans (Near zero until age 40; exceeded 50% after age 70).

    “On average, BB prevalence was near zero until age 40, rose steeply in the 5th and 6th decades, and exceeded 50% after age 70.”

    Humanschoroid plexus glomusn = 77

    Protein deposits rise in the human brain’s fluid-producing cells

    bioRxivPreprint

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Protein deposits rise in the human brain’s fluid-producing cells

Across 77 human cases, the average share of cells with deposits was near zero until age 40 and exceeded 50% after age 70.Across 77 human cases, the average share of cells with deposits was near zero until age 40 and exceeded 50% after age 70.

Preprint: cross-sectional · 77 peopleMechanisms