Tau protein directly interacts with the amyloid β-protein precursor: Implications for Alzheimer's disease

Mark A. Smith; Sandra L. Siedlak; Peggy L. Richey; Paul Mulvihill; Jorge Ghiso; Blas Frangione; Fabrizio Tagliavini; Giorgio Giaccone; Orso Bugiani; Darja Praprotnik; Raj N. Kalaria; George Perry

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