Phylogenetic Analysis by Duke Researchers Links New Gene to Alzheimer's, Spurs Diagnostic Plans
July 15, 2009
Phylogenetic Analysis by Duke Researchers Links New Gene to Alzheimer's, Spurs Diagnostic Plans
New data presented at the International Conference on Alzheimer's Disease by Allen Roses and his team from Duke University may lead to the development of a new diagnostic test that can predict whether a person will develop Alzheimer's and at what age.
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