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CONTENTS
Abstract
1.  Metals in Brain, Metal Transport, Storage and Homeostasis
2. Oxidative Stress and Redox-Active Metal Ions
3. Degradation of Cellular Proteins via Proteasomal System
4. Parkinson's Disease
5. Alzheimer's Disease
6. Other Metal-Based Neurodegeneration Diseases
7. Therapeutic Strategies
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