Genome-wide association study identifies four novel loci associated with Alzheimer’s endophenotypes and disease modifiers

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beside #APOE, BIN1 and CR1, most of well-established AD-genes don't show strong associations, including ABCA7, TREM2, etc. A semi-novel gene was also found (GMNC, already reported in a previous CSF GWAS: https://t.co/adfVjFGGTv), along with a novel fin…

#GWAS ID's 4 novel loci associated w #Alzheimer endophenotypes, modifiers https://t.co/R8S1FMq0dW https://t.co/PnuIlAGBdB #PM101 #SERPINB1 https://t.co/u63gGIqDrP

The latest work from the lab (https://t.co/V4BNAIJtez) was commented on Nature Reviews @NatRevNeurol https://t.co/M9SC6UhbP4

Genome wide association study of amyloid-beta and tau phenotypes in Alzheimers Disease https://t.co/xbI4xtSFmS intro w/ good genetic summary https://t.co/LZlcCCD2dM

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