Acta Neurobiologiae Experimentalis - Volume 64, Issue 1 (2004) - PSJD - Yadda

Publisher

Marceli Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology, Polish Academy of Sciences

Journal

Acta Neurobiologiae Experimentalis

Year

2004

Volume

64

Issue

1

Identifiers

Cover

Volume contents

1
- article: Thalidomide-based TNF-beta inhibitors for neurodegenerative diseases (Greig N. H., Giordano T., Zhu X., Yu Q., Perry T. A., Holloway H. W., Brossi A., Rogers J. T., Sambamurti K., Lahiri D. K.), p. 1-9
- article: Prion disease and Alzheimer's disease: pathogenic overlap (Castellani R. J., Perry G., Smith M. A.), p. 11-17
- article: Genetic aspects of Alzheimer's disease (Zekanowski C., Religa D., Graff C., Filipek S., Kuznicki J.), p. 19-31
- article: Tau phosphorylation and assembly (Gomez-Ramos A., Smith M. A., Perry G., Avila J.), p. 33-39
- article: Neurodegenerative aspects of protein aggregation (Trzesniewska K., Brzyska M., Elbaum D.), p. 41-52
- article: Amyloid-beta and tau proteins as biochemical markers of Alzheimer's disease (Sobow T., Flirski M., Liberski P. P.), p. 53-70
- article: Alzheimer's amyloid-beta (A beta) is an essential synaptic protein, not neurotoxic junk (Koudinov A. R., Berezov T. T.), p. 71-91
- article: Sources and mechanisms of cytoplasmic oxidative damage in Alzheimer's disease (Marlatt M., Lee H., Perry G., Smith M. A., Zhu X.), p. 81-87
- article: The role of metabotropic glutamate receptors in Alzheimer's disease (Lee H., Zhu X., O'Neill M. J., Webber K., Casadesus G., Marlatt M., Raina A. K., Perry G., Smith M. A.), p. 89-98
- article: Alzheimer's disease and acetylcholine receptors (Kihara T., Shimohama S.), p. 99-105
- article: Alzheimer's disease and the cell cycle (Raina A. K., Zhu X., Smith M. A.), p. 107-112
- article: Gonadotropins and Alzheimer's disease: the link between estrogen replacement therapy and neuroprotection (Webber K. M., Bowen R., Casadesus G., Perry G., Atwood C. S., Smith M. A.), p. 113-118

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