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Journal of Biological Chemistry  (2012)

Amyloid-? oligomers induce differential gene expression in adult human brain slices

Sebollela A.; Freitas-Correa L.; Oliveira F.F.; Paula Lima A.C.; Saraiva L.M.; Martins S.M.; Mota L.D.; Torres C.; Alves-Leon, S; De Souza J.M.; Carraro D.M.; Brentani, H.; De Felice F.G.; Ferreira, S.T.

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