The author is the Director of the McLaughlin Research Institute, 1520 23rd Street South, Great Falls, Montana 59404, USA. gac@po.mri.montana.edu
Transplantation studies using mouse models for Alzheimer's disease reveal that diffusible A peptide is sufficient for amyloid plaque formation but is influenced by the local environment.
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peptide is sufficient for amyloid plaque formation but is influenced by the local environment.
