Protofibril Binding Peptides Recognize and Inhibit Huntingtin Amyloid Formation <i>in vitro</i> and <i>in vivo</i>
Kaori Noridomi(Acceleron Pharma (United States)), Richard W. Roberts(LAC+USC Medical Center), J. Mario Isas(Keck Hospital of USC), Jeannie Chen(University of Southern California), Hui Xu(University of Southern California), Anoop Rawat(University of Southern California), Terry T. Takahashi(LAC+USC Medical Center), Anakha Ajayan(Keck Hospital of USC), Tristan C. McPhail(Viterbo University), J. E. Lugo(Keck Hospital of USC), Ralf Langen(Keck Hospital of USC), Christopher Hughes(Viterbo University), Natalie S. Chen(Keck Hospital of USC)
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