Dynamic changes of phosphorylated tau in mouse hippocampus after cold water stress
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Acknowledgments
We thank Y. Gu for the C5 antibody. This work was supported by Shanghai Key Project of Basic Science Research (04DZ14005) and Chinese National Key Project of Basic Science Research (G1999054007).
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