Microglial TMEM119 binds to amyloid-β to promote its clearance in an Aβ-depositing mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease
Jing Liu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), B. P. Hu(Institute of Zoology), Xiaowei Chen(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhao‐Qian Teng(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Huinan Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Chaobo Bai(Peking University), Zhenhao Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhimeng Wang(Center for Life Sciences), Wenwen Liang(Peking University), Zongren Hou(University of Chinese Academy of Sciences), Qi Wang(Hebei Medical University), Dongmei Wang(Changzhou No.2 People's Hospital), Yuan Li(Hebei Medical University), Yukai Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Fan Mo(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Da Li(State Forestry and Grassland Administration), Junliang Yuan(Peking University)
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