Capturing CNS Pathology Through Nasal Fluid Biomarkers

• A privileged connection: The Brain–Nose Interface is a uniquely exposed anatomical link between the central nervous system and the nasal cavity
• A gateway to brain pathology: CNS-related biomarkers leave the brain along olfactory nerves and perivascular routes crossing the cribriform region, reaching the nasal periphery and linking nasal fluid to core disease processes, including changes in Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s disease
• A path to non-invasive diagnostics: CNS-related proteins can be detected in easily collected nasal fluid, offering safe, repeatable access to brain pathology for early diagnosis, monitoring, and precision medicine

Speakers:

Matthias Langhorst

Chief Commercial Officer

Noselab