Time-resolved fluorescence assay for the detection of multimeric forms of a-.beta. or other aggregating polypeptides
CA 2477985 A1 · Owner: Peach, Matthew L. · Inventors: Peach, Matthew L.; Laborde, Alice L.
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The present invention provides for a polypeptide aggregation screening assay for the purpose of detecting modulators of polypeptide aggregation which can , provide for new therapies in pathologic states associated with polypeptide aggregation, especially considered is Alzheimer~s disease.
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