This line of research inquiry sounds fascinating. Yes, please look at tissues! It's Mike VanElzakker (although his name is misspelled on the website?), Amy Proal, and Kris Fobes.
"This team is also responsible for a very important breakthrough: amyloid – the substance that accumulates in the Alzheimer’s brain (and that of other neuroinflammatory conditions) is not actually a useless plaque, but rather a potent antimicrobial molecule that traps and kills viruses and bacteria. Our collaborators will apply their expertise to search for and characterize amyloid accumulation in ME/CFS brains."