Involvement of caspases in proteolytic cleavage of Alzheimer's amyloid-beta precursor protein and amyloidogenic A beta peptide formation.

Involvement of caspases in proteolytic cleavage of Alzheimer's amyloid-beta precursor protein and amyloidogenic A beta peptide formation.
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1999
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64.5
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F. Gervais;D. Xu;G. Robertson;J. Vaillancourt;Y. Zhu;J. Huang;A. LeBlanc;D. Smith;M. Rigby;M. Shearman;E. Clarke;H. Zheng;L. V. D. van der Ploeg;S. C. Ruffolo;N. Thornberry;S. Xanthoudakis;R. Zamboni;S. Roy;D. Nicholson
F. Gervais;D. Xu;G. Robertson;J. Vaillancourt;Y. Zhu;J. Huang;A. LeBlanc;D. Smith;M. Rigby;M. Shearman;E. Clarke;H. Zheng;L. V. D. van der Ploeg;S. C. Ruffolo;N. Thornberry;S. Xanthoudakis;R. Zamboni;S. Roy;D. Nicholson
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生物学1区
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作者:
F. Gervais;D. Xu;G. Robertson;J. Vaillancourt;Y. Zhu;J. Huang;A. LeBlanc;D. Smith;M. Rigby;M. Shearman;E. Clarke;H. Zheng;L. V. D. van der Ploeg;S. C. Ruffolo;N. Thornberry;S. Xanthoudakis;R. Zamboni;S. Roy;D. Nicholson

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