Annexin A5 Directly Interacts with Amyloidogenic Proteins and Reduces Their Toxicity

Sahar Bedrood(University of Southern California), Robert Ritzel(Heidelberg University), Saskia Erbel(Heidelberg University), Peter C. Butler(University of California, Los Angeles), Derek Sieburth(University of Southern California), Ralf Langen(University of Southern California), Min Chen(Peking University), Sajith Jayasinghe(California State University, San Marcos)
Biochemistry
October 8, 2009
10.1021/bi900608m
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