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Apolipoprotein E O-glycosylation is associated with amyloid plaques and APOE genotype.

medRxiv · 2023 · Lawler, P. E.; Bollinger, J. G.; Schindler, S. E.; Hodge, C. R.; Iglesias, N. J.; Krishnan, V.; Coulton, J. B.; Li, Y.; Holtzman, D. M.; Bateman, R. J.

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Title Apolipoprotein E O-glycosylation is associated with amyloid plaques and APOE genotype.
First author Lawler, P. E.; Bollinger, J. G.; Schindler, S. E.; Hodge, C. R.; Iglesias, N. J.; Krishnan, V.; Coulton, J. B.; Li, Y.; Holtzman, D. M.; Bateman, R. J.
Journal medRxiv
Published Jan 3, 2023
DOI 10.1101/2023.01.03.522616
Devices mentioned K103302
Product codes mentioned NDS, NJT, OOI

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