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Is a-T catenin (VR22) an Alzheimer’s disease risk gene?
Lars Bertram
, Kristina Mullin
, Michele Parkinson
, Monica Hsiao
, Thomas J. Moscarillo
, Steven L. Wagner
, K. David Becker
, Gonul Velicelebi
, Deborah Blacker
, Rudolph E. Tanzi
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Alzheimer's Disease
100%
Alzheimer's Disease Risk
100%
Beta-catenin
100%
Alzheime's Disease
100%
Disease Risk Gene
100%
Multiplex Families
44%
Single nucleotide Polymorphism
22%
Sibship
22%
Chromosome 10
11%
SNP
11%
Late-onset Alzheimer's Disease
11%
Non-associated
11%
Sporadic Alzheimer's Disease
11%
Genetic Variants
11%
Weak Association
11%
Multiplex
11%
NsSNPs
11%
Families with multiples
11%
Non-synonymous SNP
11%
CTNNA3
11%
Population-wide
11%
Nonsynonymous
11%
Paper Evidence
11%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism
100%
Catenin
100%
Single Nucleotide Polymorphism
66%
Chromosome 10
33%
Gene Linkage
33%
Genetic Divergence
33%
Chromosome
33%
Immunology and Microbiology
Catenin
100%
Alzheimer's Disease
100%
Single Nucleotide Polymorphism
41%
Chromosome 10
8%
Chromosome
8%
Neuroscience
Alzheimer's Disease
100%
Catenin
100%
Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism
25%
Chromosome 10
8%
Genetics
8%
Chromosome
8%