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Biomarkers for Early Detection of Alzheimer Pathology
2007
Neurosignals
The increasing prevalence of Alzheimer's disease and the devastating consequences of late-life dementia motivates the drive to develop diagnostic biomarkers to reliably identify the pathology associated with this disorder. Strategies to accomplish this include the detection of altered levels of tau and amyloid in cerebrospinal fluid, the use of structural MRI to identify disease-specific patterns of regional atrophy and MRI T 1 to detect disease-related macromolecular protein aggregation, and
doi:10.1159/000109754
pmid:18097155
pmcid:PMC2866153
fatcat:t7wofsgo6vc4fnnaque2cpdj2i