Insoluble proteins form, accumulate, and devastate brain function.These are called senile or plaques.

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Senile or plaques are a hallmark feature of Alzheimer's disease, which is a neurodegenerative disorder. These plaques are made up of insoluble proteins called beta-amyloid and accumulate in the brain, leading to the destruction of brain function. This process is referred to as neuritic plaques. Therefore, the best choice is B) neuritic.

Insoluble Proteins Form, Accumulate, and Devastate Brain Function