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In vivo evidence that SORL1, encoding the endosomal recycling receptor SORLA, can function…

medRxiv · 2021 · Andersen, O. M.; Boegh, N.; Landau, A. M.; Ploeen, G. G.; Jensen, A. M. G.; Monti, G.; Ulhoei, B. P.; Nyengaard, J. R.; Jacobsen, K. R.; Joergensen, M. M.; Holm, I. E.; Kristensen, M. L.; Hansen, E. S.; Teunissen, C. E.; Breidenbach, L.; Droescher, M.; Liu, Y.; Pedersen, H. S.; Callesen, H.; Luo, Y.; Bolund, L.; Brooks, D. J.; Laustsen, C.; Small, S. A.; Mikkelsen, L. F.; Soerensen, C. B.

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Title In vivo evidence that SORL1, encoding the endosomal recycling receptor SORLA, can function as a causal gene in Alzheimer’s Disease
First author Andersen, O. M.; Boegh, N.; Landau, A. M.; Ploeen, G. G.; Jensen, A. M. G.; Monti, G.; Ulhoei, B. P.; Nyengaard, J. R.; Jacobsen, K. R.; Joergensen, M. M.; Holm, I. E.; Kristensen, M. L.; Hansen, E. S.; Teunissen, C. E.; Breidenbach, L.; Droescher, M.; Liu, Y.; Pedersen, H. S.; Callesen, H.; Luo, Y.; Bolund, L.; Brooks, D. J.; Laustsen, C.; Small, S. A.; Mikkelsen, L. F.; Soerensen, C. B.
Journal medRxiv
Published Jul 13, 2021
DOI 10.1101/2021.07.13.452149
Devices mentioned K042884, K062324
Product codes mentioned JJH, KPA, MYA, MXZ, NJT, NKF, MHX

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