Immunotherapy with Cleavage-Specific 12A12mAb Reduces the Tau Cleavage in Visual Cortex and Improves Visuo-Spatial Recognition Memory in Tg2576 AD Mouse Model
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M. Ammassari-Teule | G. Amadoro | P. Calissano | V. Latina | A. Pignataro | Rita Florio | Margherita De Introna | Federico La Regina | Chiara Caligiuri | Alessia Loviglio
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