Neurostructural proteome

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Alzheimer's disease pathology

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  1. Neurostructural proteome predicts alzheimer's disease pathology in humans.

    “This 'neurostructural proteome' predicted future cognitive decline, incident dementia, and later-life AD pathology across independent cohorts spanning two decades of follow-up.”

    Humansplasmatwo decades of follow-up

    Midlife blood protein patterns linked to Alzheimer’s susceptibility

    medRxivPreprint

Dementia

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  1. Neurostructural proteome predicts dementia in humans.

    “This 'neurostructural proteome' predicted future cognitive decline, incident dementia, and later-life AD pathology across independent cohorts spanning two decades of follow-up.”

    Humansplasmatwo decades of follow-up

    Midlife blood protein patterns linked to Alzheimer’s susceptibility

    medRxivPreprint

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Cognitive decline

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  1. Neurostructural proteome predicts cognitive decline in humans.

    “This 'neurostructural proteome' predicted future cognitive decline, incident dementia, and later-life AD pathology across independent cohorts spanning two decades of follow-up.”

    Humansplasmatwo decades of follow-up

    Midlife blood protein patterns linked to Alzheimer’s susceptibility

    medRxivPreprint

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Midlife blood protein patterns linked to Alzheimer’s susceptibility

An observational preprint linked blood protein patterns to future cognitive decline, dementia and Alzheimer’s-related tissue changes across cohorts spanning two decades…An observational preprint linked blood protein patterns to future cognitive decline, dementia and Alzheimer’s-related tissue changes across cohorts spanning two decades of follow-up.

Preprint: cohort studyAlzheimer's disease