Protofibril Formation of Amyloid β-Protein at Low pH via a Non-cooperative Elongation Mechanism*
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Vincenzo Martorana | V. Martorana | R. Carrotta | P. S. Biagio | D. Bulone | Mauro Manno | Rita Carrotta | Donatella Bulone | Pier Luigi San Biagio | M. Manno
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