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Regulation of intracellular innate immune amyloid beta (aβ) clearance

Innate immune Aβ clearance may be involved in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) etiology and treatment response following anti‐amyloid immunotherapy. Regulation of intracellular Aβ clearance is not measured in AD risk‐ or diagnostic assessments, and pathways and mechanisms are insufficiently mapped. We present assays for Aβ catalysis in myeloid cells (THP‐1 cells and human iPSC microglia).