As a result, considerable attention is being focused on attempts to develop therapies for Alzheimer's disease that are directed towards metabolic pathways that involve Abeta. One way is to reduce production of Abeta through the upstream processing enzymes (betasecretase and gamma-secretase). gamma-secretase is a multi-subunit protease complex, minimally consists of four individual proteins: presenilin, nicastrin, APH-1, and PEN-2. Consequently, several gamma-secretase inhibitors have recently been described, including transition state analogs that mimic the gamma-secretase cleavage site on the immediate Abeta precursor (C99) and presumably compete with it for binding to the gamma-secretase enzymatic site (Netzer, et al., 2003). Here express gamma-secretase's substrate (such as EGFP-tagged C99 of APP) in the cultured cells (CHO) under control of tetracycline inducible system (Tet-off system) and then evaluate the efficiency of the inhibitors by ELISA (EnzymeLinked Immunosorbnent Assay) and Western blot. This paper focuses on construction of a drug screen model for AD's gamma-secretase inhibitors and further finds some active compounds possessing gamma-secretase inhibition activity.