KAIST, New Discovery in Suppressing Toxic Aggregation of a Dementia-Related Protein Opens a Potential Therapeutic Avenue (IMAGE)

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)

KAIST, New Discovery in Suppressing Toxic Aggregation of a Dementia-Related Protein Opens a Potential Therapeutic Avenue

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The research team. Top row, from left: Dr. Seongmin Park (KAIST, now at KBSI); Jimin Kwak, student (KAIST); Yunha Hwang, student (Jeonbuk National University); and Professor Mi Hee Lim (KAIST). Bottom row, from left: Professor Seung Jae Lee (Jeonbuk National University); Dr. Jiyong Park (IBS); Dr. Young-Ho Lee (KBSI); Dr. Chul-Ho Lee (KRIBB); and Dr. Kyoung-Shim Kim (KRIBB)

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