NRF2 activation by reversible KEAP1 binding induces the antioxidant response in primary neurons and astrocytes of a Huntington's disease mouse model
Daniele Moretti(University of Siena), Alberto Bresciani(University of Bergamo), Larry Park(CHDI Foundation), Ignacio Munoz-Sajuan(CHDI Foundation), Mauro Cerretani(IRBM Science Park), Licia Tomei(IRBM Science Park), Paola Fezzardi(IRBM Science Park), Celia Dominquez(CHDI Foundation), Sara Tambone(IRBM Science Park), Leticia-Toledo Sherman(CHDI Foundation), Robert E. Pacifici(CHDI Foundation), Steven J. Harper(Northwestern University), Antonino Missineo(IRBM Science Park)
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