Antiparallel β-sheet architecture in Iowa-mutant β-amyloid fibrils
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Mark P Mattson | Wei Qiang | M. Mattson | R. Tycko | W. Yau | Yongquan Luo | Robert Tycko | Wai-Ming Yau | W. Qiang | Yongquan Luo | Wai‐Ming Yau
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