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Correct option for this question is- (b) Plages and Tangles
Because Plages is responsible for the death of neuron cell within the brain.They also disturbs the neuronal membrane.Whereas Tangles generally affect the environment for the active cells.
Rest of the options are incorrect :-
(a) Cholesterol has nothing to do with Alzheimer's. It is related to issue's belonging to Heart.
(c) A ruptured blood vessel most often leads to Hemorrhage.
(d) Tumor is considered to be an uncontroled growth of solid tissue and it doesn't leads to Alzheimer's.
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