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Metabolic Regulation of Brain Aβ by Neprilysin

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no DOI — not checkedWe thank T. Kudo and M. Takeda for providing mutant I213T presenilin 1 knock-in mice. We also thank T. Yoshikawa for valuable discussions; J. Q. Trojanowski V. M.-Y. Lee and T. Hensch for critical reading of the manuscript; and Y. Dohzono M. Sekiguchi E. Hosoki and K. Watanabe for technical assistance. Funded by research grants from RIKEN BSI Ministry of Education Special Coordination Funds for promoting Science and Technology of STA Ministry of Health and Welfare and Takeda Chemical Industries.
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