Antiamyloidogenic and Neuroprotective Functions of Cathepsin B: Implications for Alzheimer's Disease
Sarah Mueller-Steiner(Gladstone Institutes), Li Gan(Nanchang University), Lennart Mucke(Gladstone Institutes), Erik D. Roberson(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Luke Esposito(Gladstone Institutes), Xin Wang(Beijing Union University), Gui-Qiu Yu(Gladstone Institutes), Hideaki Arai(Gladstone Institutes), Binggui Sun(Gladstone Institutes), Yungui Zhou(Gladstone Institutes), Jennifer Chen(Brown University)
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