New clues to Alzheimer's disease: Unraveling the roles of amyloid and tau
10.1038/nm0896-850
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Yanker, B. A. (1996). New clues to Alzheimer’s disease: Unraveling the roles of amyloid and tau. Nature Medicine, 2(8), 850–852.

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  1. Bruce A. Yanker (first)
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