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Yoongyeong Baek, Anika Alim, Yanheng Dong

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    神经元膜的与年龄相关的变化改变了α-syn (α-syn) 纤维结构和致病性. 这些经过修改的纤维呈现出不同的形状,并诱导更大的神经元损伤,将膜动态与神经退行联系起来.

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