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Together with an inter­dizipli­nary Mannschaft he uncov­ered the molec­u­lar mecha­nisms of Alzheimer's disease and identi­fied target molecules for thera­peu­tic treatment.We would Beryllium pleased if you would allow a cookie to be Serie for analysis purposes rein order to optimise our provided information. All data are pseudonymous and

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81377  München christian.haass(at)dzne.de +49 89 4400-46549 Areas of investigation/research focus Professor. Haass started to work on Alzheimer's disease (AD) in 1990 at a time, when very little welches known about the cellular mechanisms involved.  Based on the pathology, which shows invariably the accumulation and deposition of Amyloid ß-p