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See Latest ArticlesIs ApoE [epsilon]4 Associated with Cognitive Functioning in African Americans Diagnosed with Alzheimer Disease? An Exploratory Study
Southern Medical Journal, 09/04/09
Mount DL et al. – The preliminary findings suggest that the ApoE ?4 allele is not strongly associated with a particular pattern of cognitive functioning in African Americans once they are diagnosed with AD. However, these findings require replication in a large prospectively recruited and population–based sample of African American AD patients before firm conclusions can be reached.
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