Molecular Mechanism Underlying Hippocampal Neurogenisis by Familial AD-linked Presenilin-1 Variants

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The specific hypothesis behind the proposed research is that presenilin 1 regulates cell fate determination of adult neural progenitor cells by interfering with instructive intercellular signals prevailing within the neural progenitor cell niche, and that expression of the familial AD-linked presenilin 1adversely affects this process.

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Molecular Mechanism Underlying Hippocampal Neurogenisis by Familial AD-linked Presenilin-1 Variants

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