α-2 Macroglobulin gene and Alzheimer disease
V Rudrasingham, WD Vrieze, JC Lambert… - Nature …, 1999 - nature.com
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(Table 2), as well as the summary statistics (Table 1). We did not observe an association
between AD and possession of at least one copy of the deletion (P= 0.7) in the sample
overall. We also failed to detect an allelic association (P= 0.4), although the combined
sample showed the expected association between AD and APOE* E4 (P< 10–10, OR= 4.6,
95% confidence interval (CI)= 3.9− 5.5).
between AD and possession of at least one copy of the deletion (P= 0.7) in the sample
overall. We also failed to detect an allelic association (P= 0.4), although the combined
sample showed the expected association between AD and APOE* E4 (P< 10–10, OR= 4.6,
95% confidence interval (CI)= 3.9− 5.5).
(Table 2), as well as the summary statistics (Table 1). We did not observe an association between AD and possession of at least one copy of the deletion (P= 0.7) in the sample overall. We also failed to detect an allelic association (P= 0.4), although the combined sample showed the expected association between AD and APOE* E4 (P< 10–10, OR= 4.6, 95% confidence interval (CI)= 3.9− 5.5).
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