Phosphorylation Dynamics Regulate Hsp27-Mediated Rescue of Neuronal Plasticity Deficits in Tau Transgenic Mice
Jose F. Abisambra(Allen Institute for Brain Science), Chad A. Dickey(University of South Florida), Donna M. Wilcock(Institute for Neurodegenerative Disorders), Lisa Y. Lawson(Institute of Molecular Medicine), Jeffrey R. Jones(University of South Florida), Karen Jansen‐West(Jacksonville College), Jessica L. Banko(University of South Florida), Martin Muschol(University of South Florida), Justin Rogers(USF Health Byrd Alzheimer's Institute), Clara Kraft(University of South Florida), Todd E. Golde(Emory University), Laura J. Blair(University of South Florida), John Koren(University of 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), Shannon E. Hill(University of South Florida)
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