2019Alzheimer s & DementiaOpen access

O3‐07‐01: TRANSMISSION OF TAUOPATHY STRAINS IS INDEPENDENT OF THEIR ISOFORM COMPOSITION

Zhuohao He

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administration time. We conclude that this small amount of additional non-invasive testing time is a worthwhile investment given the very dramatic increase in the odds ratio. Moreover, these results suggest that cognitive measures may predict MCI progression as well or better than biomarkers, at least at currently detectible levels.

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administration time. We conclude that this small amount of additional non-invasive testing time is a worthwhile investment given the very dramatic increase in the odds ratio. Moreover, these results suggest that cognitive measures may predict MCI progression as well or better than biomarkers, at least at currently detectible levels.

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administration time. We conclude that this small amount of additional non-invasive testing time is a worthwhile investment given the very dramatic increase in the odds ratio. Moreover, these results suggest that cognitive measures may predict MCI progression as well or better than biomarkers, at least at currently detectible levels.

Key concepts: Tauopathy, Gene isoform, Tau protein, Genetically modified mouse, Biology, Cell biology, Transgene, Biochemistry

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