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Taking advantage of physiological proteolytic processing of the prion protein for a therapeutic perspective in prion and Alzheimer diseases.
Maxime Béland, Xavier Roucou

Prion· February 2015

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Aβ induces its own prion protein N-terminal fragment (PrPN1)-mediated neutralization in amorphous aggregates.
Maxime Béland, Mikaël Bédard, Guillaume Tremblay, Pierre Lavigne, Xavier Roucou

Neurobiol Aging· July 2014

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Homodimerization as a molecular switch between low and high efficiency PrP C cell surface delivery and neuroprotective activity.
Maxime Béland, Xavier Roucou

Prion· December 2013

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PrP(C) homodimerization stimulates the production of PrPC cleaved fragments PrPN1 and PrPC1.
Maxime Béland, Julie Motard, Alice Barbarin, Xavier Roucou

J Neurosci· September 2012

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The prion protein unstructured N-terminal region is a broad-spectrum molecular sensor with diverse and contrasting potential functions.
Maxime Béland, Xavier Roucou

J Neurochem· March 2012

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Proteomics-based confirmation of protein expression and correction of annotation errors in the Brucella abortus genome.
Julie Lamontagne, Maxime Béland, Anik Forest, Alexandra Côté-Martin, Najib Nassif

BMC Genomics· May 2010

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A novel PhoP-regulated locus encoding the cytolysin ClyA and the secreted invasin TaiA of Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi is involved in virulence.
Sébastien P Faucher, Chantal Forest, Maxime Béland, France Daigle

Microbiology (Reading)· February 2009

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Escherichia coli O157:H7 survives within human macrophages: global gene expression profile and involvement of the Shiga toxins.
Katherine Poirier, Sébastien P Faucher, Maxime Béland, Roland Brousseau, Victor Gannon

Infect Immun· November 2008

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The presence of the tet gene from cloning vectors impairs Salmonella survival in macrophages.
Stephanie Abromaitis, Sébastien Faucher, Maxime Béland, Roy Curtiss, France Daigle

FEMS Microbiol Lett· January 2005

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