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Dictyostelium possesses highly diverged presenilin/γ-secretase that regulates growth and cell-fate specification and can accurately process human APP: a system for …

McMains et al., 2010

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12482661296426559541
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McMains V
Myre M
Kreppel L
Kimmel A
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Presenilin (PS) is the catalytic moiety of the γ-secretase complex. PS and other γ-secretase components are well conserved among metazoa, but their presence and function in more- distant species are not resolved. Because inappropriate γ-secretase processing of amyloid …
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