PP2A methylation controls sensitivity and resistance to β-amyloid–induced cognitive and electrophysiological impairments
Russell E. Nicholls(Columbia University), Ottavio Arancio(Columbia University), Caitlin M. Woodruff(Columbia University), Agnieszka Staniszewski(Columbia University), Eric R. Kandel(Columbia University), Carla Y. Kim(Columbia University), Teodoro Bottiglieri(Baylor Scott & White Health), Shijun Yan(University of Oxford), Estelle Sontag(Hunter Medical Research Institute), Erland Arning(Baylor University Medical Center), Hong Zhang(Zhejiang Chinese Medical University), Deqi Yin(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Jean‐Marie Sontag(Hunter Medical Research Institute), Michael Yim(Columbia University), Brandi Wasek
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