Sphingolipid Storage Affects Autophagic Metabolism of the Amyloid Precursor Protein and Promotes Aβ Generation
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P. Saftig | P. Mathews | J. Walter | K. Sandhoff | Bernadette Breiden | Nguyen T Tien | I. Tamboli | K. Tolksdorf | H. Hampel
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