APP transgenic mice Tg2576 accumulate Abeta peptides that are distinct from the chemically modified and insoluble peptides deposited in Alzheimer's disease senile plaques. (Q53246100)

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English	APP transgenic mice Tg2576 accumulate Abeta peptides that are distinct from the chemically modified and insoluble peptides deposited in Alzheimer's disease senile plaques.	scientific article published in January 2002

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APP transgenic mice Tg2576 accumulate Abeta peptides that are distinct from the chemically modified and insoluble peptides deposited in Alzheimer's disease senile plaques. (English)

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Matthias Staufenbiel

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Walter Kalback

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M Desiree Watson

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Tyler A Kokjohn

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Nicole Weiss

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Dean C Luehrs

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John Lopez

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Daniel Brune

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Sangram S Sisodia

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Mark Emmerling

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