Novel Substrates for BACE1 Beg the Question: What's the Biological Function of β-Secretase?
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not all present here today have had a chance to read your latest paper yet. Everyone, while Stefan is
access to Paul Taylor's paper. We thank Neuron for fast-tracking Peter St. George-Hyslop's
treatment of Alzheimer disease. Richard Bowen I can't type as fast as Craig. The title of the paper is
audience questions. We thank Alzheimer's Research & Therapy for free access to this paper
very happy with your results. A very interesting paper, indeed. Monica Carson I would not advocate
Frangione, New York University Comment and ARF Exchange on paper by Frenkel et al. Transcript: Live
Brewer Yong, we have two recent papers that show major effects of TNFR1 and R2 with age in old rat
SOD structure in vitro (see, for example, the paper by Tickler et al., 2005, which was published after
assignment as demonstrated in the recent NEJM paper from R. Peterson on mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and
The amyloid precursor protein was first cloned in 1987. Twenty years and 4,000+ papers later, the
a question growing right out of his Nature Medicine paper. Many people probably wonder if soluble Receptor
mechanisms driving this (we elaborated on this in our TINS paper last year; see Cotman and Berchtold, 2002).
the papers and an accompanying editorial freely available for download to Alzforum readers until 15
Larry, how do you connect your cytoplasmic events with nuclear events? (See related paper.) To be more
cardiovascular disease. Every paper has a different angle. Mark Mattson: {enters} Hello, did everyone take their
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