Mice may hold the key to stopping Alzheimer's-like diseases - HealthCanal.com
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The study used Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy to look at a molecular level at the interactions of the different proteins and identified tiny differences in the physical and chemical properties of the surfaces that made a great difference to ...
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