Epitope mapping and structural basis for the recognition of phosphorylated tau by the anti‐tau antibody AT8
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G. Gilliland | M. Vandermeeren | M. Mercken | Jinquan Luo | A. Teplyakov | T. Malia | R. Sweet | E. Lacy | Sheng‐Jiun Wu | Robin E Ernst | Xuesong Liu
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