Annette's advice re letting the student provide the update/correction is an
excellent suggestion. (I'm writing it down!) Especially since my own review
of several sources shows numerous misconceptions, diagrams that don't match
the text, and a flip-flopping numerous times on what is correct (tangl
Annette,
Unless I am very dim compared to everyone else on the list, this has probably happened
to all of us in some way (either giving incorrect or dated information to our classes.)
My take on it is that I certainly feel better if I am the one who is allowed to
correct my own mistake rather
Annette,
I found the following in a chapter by Troncoso, Crain, Sisodia, & Price in
Khachaturian & Radebaugh's (1996) edited text entitled Alzheimer's Disease:
Cause(s), Diagnosis, Treatment, and Care.
Troncoso et al. indicate that plaques are extracellular (although they do
not specify the loca
