This chapter describes the main results obtained when the polar profile of
peptides associated to Amyloidosis is determined by polarity index method (Sect. 3.3),
and the relation these peptides have with a group of proteins identified by their
structure-function called natively folded proteins, partially folded proteins, and natively
unfolded proteins. Amyloidosis is a term that groups a set of mental diseases with
neurodegenerative characteristics, caused by the agglomeration of natively unfolded
proteins on the neurons and lipoproteins. This chapter shows that the proteins that
express neurons are natively folded proteins.
Keywords: Amyloid fibrils, Amyloidosis, Bacteria, Chylomicrons carry
triglycerides, Fungi, High density lipoproteins, Intermediate density lipoproteins,
Lipids, Lipoproteins, Low density lipoproteins, Natively folded proteins, Natively
unfolded proteins, Neurodegenerative diseases, Neurons, Partially folded proteins,
Polar profile, Polarity index method, Very low density lipoproteins, Virus.
