Prion Proteins with Insertion Mutations Have Altered N-terminal Conformation and Increased Ligand Binding Activity and Are More Susceptible to Oxidative Attack
Shaoman Yin(Case Western Reserve University), Man Sun Sy(Case Western Reserve University), Huimin Yan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Binggong Chang(State University of New York), Po Tien(Wuhan University), Chaoyang Li(China Institute of Sport Science), Shuiliang Yu(Case Western Reserve University), Poki Wong(Case Western Reserve University), Jacques Grassi(Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo), Gengfu Xiao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Shin Chung Kang(Case Western Reserve University), Fan Xiao(Case Western Reserve University)
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