Inhibitors and Antibodies for Alzheimer's Research
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Other organizations : Drexel University, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University
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Variable analysis
- ALLN (Ac-Leu-Leu-Nle-al)
- Epoxomicin (Epox)
- CA-074Me
- Cathepsin G inhibitor I
- Cathepsin L inhibitor II
- Synthetic cell-permeable calpastatin peptide
- Scrambled peptide
- MDL28170
- E-64D
- Cathepsin L inhibitor III
- MG132
- Cycloheximide
- Pepstatin A
- L-685,458
- MK-0822 (Odanacatib)
- Proteasome substrate Suc-LLVY-AMC
- Anti-Myc antibody (9B11)
- Anti-APP C-terminal antibody C1/6.1
- Anti-β-amyloid (1–16) antibody 6E10
- G12A antibody for APP (rabbit polyclonal, clone C7 targeting amino acid residues 732–751 of APP751)
- Anti-Talin antibody (TA205)
- Protease inhibitor cocktail
- Mouse anti-β-actin antibody
- Anti-BACE1 antibody (PA1–757)
- APP695-Myc construct in pcDNA3.1
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