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| − | A'''proteopathy''' is a disease caused by misfolded proteins. While all [[transmissible spongiform encephalopathy]] and [[prion disease]]s are proteopathies, they don't have to include [[prion]]s to qualify. The most notable proteopathies include [[cystic fibrosis]] and type 2 [[diabetes]]. | + | A '''proteopathy''' is a disease caused by misfolded proteins. While all [[transmissible spongiform encephalopathy]] and [[prion disease]]s are proteopathies, they don't have to include [[prion]]s to qualify. The most notable proteopathies include [[cystic fibrosis]] and type 2 [[diabetes]]. |
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A proteopathy is a disease caused by misfolded proteins. While all transmissible spongiform encephalopathy and prion diseases are proteopathies, they don't have to include prions to qualify. The most notable proteopathies include cystic fibrosis and type 2 diabetes.