α-Synuclein is phosphorylated in synucleinopathy lesions

Hideo Fujiwara(The University of Tokyo), Masato Hasegawa(The University of Tokyo), Naoshi Dohmae(RIKEN), Akiko Kawashima(The University of Tokyo), Eliezer Masliah(University of California, San Diego), Matthew S. Goldberg(Harvard University), Jie Shen(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Koji Takio(RIKEN), Takeshi Iwatsubo(The University of Tokyo)
Nature Cell Biology
January 28, 2002
10.1038/ncb748
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