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COMMENT 18F PI-2620 was developed to image aggregated tau with mixed 3- and 4-microtuble-binding repeat domains (3R- and 4R-tau) in patients with Alzheimer’s disease (AD), and has recently been applied to patients with 4R-tauopathies, such as progressive supranuc
PAPER Slemann L, Gnorich J, Hummel S, Bartos LM, Klaus C, Kling A, Kusche-Palenga J, Kunte ST, Kunze LH, Englert AL, Li Y, Vogler L, Katzdobler S, Palleis C, Bernhardt A, Jäck A, Zwergal A, Hopfner F, Romer S, Biechele G, Stocklein S, Bischof G, vanEimeren T, Drzezga A, Sabri O, Barthel H, Respondek G, Grimmer T, Levin J, Herms J, Paeger L, Willroider M, Beyer L, Hoglinger GU, Roeber S, Franzmeier N, Brendel M
COMMENT The findings of height-, age-, and sex-independent increases in intracranial, hippocampal, and white-matter volumes and in cortical surface area in members of the Framingham Heart Study born over successive decades are fascinating and suggest that changin
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PAPER Klughammer B, Piali L, Nica A, Nagel S, Bailey L, Jochum C, Ignatenko S, Bläuer A, Danilin S, Gulati P, Hayward J, Scepanovic P, Zhang JD, Bhosale S, Chong CF, Christ A
RESEARCH NEWS 2024-05-23 Research News Over the past three decades, the incidence of dementia has been declining in the U.S. and Europe. One reason might be that people’s brains have been getting bigger, say scientists led by Charles DeCarli at the University of California, Davis
Saint Johns, United States
PAPER White T, Su S, Schmidt M, Kao CY, Sapiro G
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health & University of TorontoToronto, Canada
PAPER Yang J, Lin W, Ma Y, Song H, Mu C, Wu Q, Han C, Zhang J, Liu X
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PAPER Shen H, Liu K, Kong F, Ren M, Wang X, Wang S
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PAPER Uranbileg B, Isago H, Sakai E, Kubota M, Saito Y, Kurano M
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