Mechanisms of neuroprotection by a novel rescue factor humanin from Swedish mutant amyloid precursor protein.
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I. Nishimoto | Y. Hashimoto | T. Niikura | M. Hata | F. Oyama | Y Hashimoto | Y Ito | T Niikura | Z Shao | M Hata | F Oyama | I Nishimoto | Y. Ito | Z. Shao
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