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Walsh D. on PAPER: Balducci C. et al., 2010, This is an interesting study that addresses two important issues relating to the role of Aβ in... 26 Jan 2010. 

Walsh D. on SITE POLL: Are you in favor of ICAD going annual?, I don't think an annual conference is a good idea. Having more frequent meetings won't speed up... 12 Nov 2008. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Luheshi LM. et al., 2007, Homing In on the Molecular Determinants of Aβ Assembly and Toxicity: Lessons from the... 5 Nov 2007. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Grant MA. et al., 2007, Aβ Takes a Turn for the Better? Using a powerful combination of biochemistry,... 18 Oct 2007. 

Walsh D. on NEWS: Role Reversal—AD Mouse Desperately Seeks CatB, This is an extensive and very carefully controlled study in which the authors demonstrate that... 24 Sep 2006. 

Walsh D. on NEWS: Aβ Star is Born? Memory Loss in APP Mice Blamed on Oligomer, This study is impressive both for the breadth and detail of the experiments undertaken. Using... 21 Mar 2006. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Soba P. et al., 2006, Recommendation Only. 13 Feb 2006. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Stokin GB. et al., 2006 Mar-May, Recommendation Only. 13 Feb 2006. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Ma QL. et al., 2006, An interesting study that suggests a link between Abeta oligomers, GSK-3beta and tau... 14 Jan 2006. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Maat-Schieman M. et al., 2005, An excellent overview of the pathology of an understudied AD-related disease. 6 Jan 2006. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Rovelet-Lecrux A. et al., 2006, Recommendation Only. 4 Jan 2006. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Cirrito JR. et al., 2005, Recommendation Only. 30 Dec 2005. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Han P. et al., 2005, Recommendation Only. 30 Dec 2005. 

Walsh D. on NEWS: Paper Alert: Synaptic Activity Increases Aβ Release, Recommendation Only. 30 Dec 2005. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Neumann S. et al., 2006, So long forgotten, interest in the APLPs is slowly growing. This paper clearly demonstrates... 20 Dec 2005. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Maloney MT. et al., 2005, In this paper the authors provide compelling data demonstrating that low concentrations (10 nM... 20 Dec 2005. 

Walsh D. on NEWS: Atorvastatin, Vaccine Trial Data Published, The analysis of a subset of patients for whom CSF samples were available before and after... 16 May 2005. 

Walsh D. on NEWS: Varicose Axons: Traffic Jams Precede AD Pathology in Mice, Men, This excellent study clearly demonstrates that axonal damage occurs long before amyloid... 21 Mar 2005. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Domínguez-del-Toro E. et al., 2004, This study is in good agreement with earlier work by 6 Oct 2004. 

Walsh D. on NEWS: FRETting Pays off—NSAIDs Target Presenilins, Reduce Aβ42, Allosteric modulation of γ-secretase activity offers a new avenue for specific inhibition of... 1 Oct 2004. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Cao X. et al., 2001, A landmark paper demonstrating that APP intracellular domain is involved in transcriptional... 28 Jun 2004. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Nilsberth C. et al., 2001, A landmark paper, which suggests that soluble oligomeric forms of Aβ initiate disease. 28 Jun 2004. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Lewis J. et al., 2001, One of the most important papers of 2001. Along with Gotz, et al., this paper demonstrated a... 28 Jun 2004. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Weggen S. et al., 2001, The most innovative paper from 2001, which provided a novel means of modulating γ-secretase... 28 Jun 2004. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Götz J. et al., 2001, One of the most important papers of 2001. Along with Lewis, et al., this paper demonstrated a... 18 Jun 2004. 

Walsh D. on PAPER: Ho A. et al., 2004, The function of APP remains unknown, but it has long been assumed that APP is a receptor.... 27 Feb 2004. 

Walsh D. on NEWS: Amyloid Oligomer Antibody—One Size Fits All?, The paper by Kayed et al. describes the development, characterization, and use of a reagent that... 23 Apr 2003. 

Walsh D. on NEWS: Fog Beginning to Clear on Aβ-Degrading Enzymes?, Aβ-degrading enzymes—many candidates, but few fit the bill This comment extends the news... 20 Nov 2001. 

Selkoe D, Walsh D. on LIVE DISCUSSION: Intracellular Aβ in Alzheimer's Disease, From various studies examining the toxicity of Aβ, it is clear that random coil monomeric Aβ... 15 May 2000. 

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