P2‐198: Chemical manipulation of Hsp70 activity regulates tau processing
Chad A. Dickey(University of South Florida), Jason E. Gestwicki(University of California, San Francisco), Erik R. P. Zuiderweg(University of Michigan), Andrea D. Thompson(Michigan Medicine), Jeffrey R. Jones(University of South Florida), Laura Anderson(University of South Florida), Lyra Chang(University of Michigan), Cody L. Shults(University of South Florida), John Koren(University of Florida), Yoshinari Miyata(Phoenix Houses of New England), Daniel C. Lee(Adobe Systems (United States)), Dave Morgan(University of South Florida), Amelia G. Johnson(University of South Florida), John C. O’Leary(University of South Florida), Umesh K. Jinwal(University of South Florida), Edwin J. Weeber(Society for Neuroscience), Jose F. Abisambra(Allen Institute for Brain Science), Ying Jin(Sun Yat-sen University), Justin H. Trotter(University of California San Diego)
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