Tau‐4R suppresses proliferation and promotes neuronal differentiation in the hippocampus of tau knockin/ knockout mice
Kristina Sennvik(Center for Human Genetics), Fred Van Leuven(KU Leuven), Reena Lasrado(The Francis Crick Institute), Hubert Korr(Westfälische Hochschule), Dick Terwel(Hasselt University), Paul J. Lucassen(Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience), Karin Boekhoorn(Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience), Christoph Schmitz(American Institute of Biological Sciences), Harm J. Krugers(University of Amsterdam), Hiroshi Mori(Osaka City University), G.J.A. Ramakers(Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience), Marian Joëls(University Medical Center Groningen), Takami Tomiyama
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