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Genotyping and amyloid fibril detection in tissues are generally considered the diagnostic gold standard in transthyretin-related amyloidosis. Patients carry less stable TTR homotetramers prone to dissociation into non-native monomers, which rapidly self-assemble into oligomers and, ultimately, amyloid fibrils. Thus, the initial event of the amyloid cascade produces the smallest transthyretin species: the monomers. This creates engineering opportunities for diagnosis that remain unexplored.
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