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Publi shed by the Max Planck In stitut e for Mol ecular G en etic s (MPIMG) ,
B erlin , G ermany, Augu st 2012
E ditorial Board:
Coordination:
Photograp hy :
ScientiT c I llustrations:
P roduction:
Cop ies:
Bernhard G . H errmann , Han s L ehrach,
H.?Hilg er Rop er s, Martin Vingron
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Katrin Ullrich, David Au sserhof er (p 14) ,
Norb ert Michalk e (p 2 11)
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N ouh ad B en lasfer (sin ce 05/ 10)
Anna Hegele∗ (06/07-04/12)
Petra Birth (06/08-12/11)
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Atanas Kamburov*
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ing proteins imp licated in Alzh eim er’s disease (AD) with th e Aloy L ab (IRB ,
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