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PubMed:17293005

Surprisingly, BI-1 treatment resulted in a drastic, dose-dependent increase in the level of intracellular APPa (Figs. 2A and 3A). BI-3 also induced the accumulation of intracellular APPa until the concentration of BI-3 was raised to 12.5 mM; however, treatment of BI-3 with 25 mM decreased the level of intracellular APPa.

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