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Inhibition of gamma-secretase activity reduces Abeta production, reduces oxidative stress, increases mitochondrial activity and leads to reduced vulnerability to apoptosis: Implications for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease.
Free radical biology & medicine - 15 May 2009
Sheng Baiyang, Gong Kai, Niu Ying, Liu Lingling, Yan Yufang, Lu Guangyuan, Zhang Lihai, Hu Min, Zhao Nanming, Zhang Xiufang, Tang Peifu, Gong Yandao
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It has been argued that gamma-secretase should be considered as a pharmacological target, as there are few mechanism-based experimental and clinical studies on gamma-secretase treatment. In this study, we found that N2a cells bearing APP695 or its Swedish mutant exhibited increased basal levels of ROS, nitric oxide (NO), protein carbonyls, MDA and intracellular calcium, as well as reduced level of the...
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