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Functional Synthetic Peptide Mimics of Apolipoprotein E

Institution: Scripps Research Institute
Investigator(s): Linda Curtiss, Ph.D.
Award Cycle: 1994 (Cycle 3) Grant #: 3RT-0134 Award: $653,578
Subject Area: Cardiovascular Disease
Award Type: Research Project Awards
Abstracts
Publications
Interferon-gamma inhibits macrophage apolipoprotein E production by posttranslational mechanisms
Periodical: Journal of Clinical Investigation Index Medicus:
Authors: Brand K, Mackman N, Curtiss LK ART
Yr: 1993 Vol: 91 Nbr: 5 Abs: Pg: 2031-2039
Structural features of synthetic peptides of apolipoprotein E that bind the LDL receptor
Periodical: Journal of Lipid Research Index Medicus:
Authors: Dyer CA, Cistola DP, Parry GC, Curtiss LK ART
Yr: 1995 Vol: 36 Nbr: 1 Abs: Pg: 80-88
Treatment of severe hypercholesterolemia in apolipoprotein E-deficient mice by bone marrow transplantion
Periodical: Journal of Clinical Investigation Index Medicus:
Authors: Boisvert WA, Spangenberg J, Curtiss LK ART
Yr: 1995 Vol: 96 Nbr: 2 Abs: Pg: 1118-1124
Interferon-gamma inhibits macrophage apolipoprotein E production by posttranslational mechanisms
Periodical: Journal of Clinical Investigation Index Medicus:
Authors: Brand K, Mackman N, Curtiss LK ART
Yr: 1993 Vol: 91 Nbr: 5 Abs: Pg: 2031-2039
Structural features of synthetic peptides of apolipoprotein E that bind the LDL receptor
Periodical: Journal of Lipid Research Index Medicus:
Authors: Dyer CA, Cistola DP, Parry GC, Curtiss LK ART
Yr: 1995 Vol: 36 Nbr: 1 Abs: Pg: 80-88
Treatment of severe hypercholesterolemia in apolipoprotein E-deficient mice by bone marrow transplantion
Periodical: Journal of Clinical Investigation Index Medicus:
Authors: Boisvert WA, Spangenberg J, Curtiss LK ART
Yr: 1995 Vol: 96 Nbr: 2 Abs: Pg: 1118-1124