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Fig 1.

The aggregation of β − Amyloid: From monomers to oligomers.

See text for details. Adapted from [48].

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Table 1.

Kinetics of monomers aggregation as a function of time.

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Fig 2.

The cobweb diagram of the Beverton-Holt model of monomer's production in the absence of aggregation.

The size of monomers increases over time and reaches its carrying capacity γ.

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Fig 3.

The figure shows the function (on the vertical axis) versus M1(t) (on the horizontal axis).

The growth rate decreases from δ + 1 when M1 is small, to γ and eventually close to zero.

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Fig 4.

The variation of n, the number of monomer that aggregates to an oligomer, relative to K1 and γ increases or K1 decreases.

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