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Alzheimer's Disease Genomes Lead to Novel Loci Involved in Synaptic Function

Apr 02, 2021
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NEW YORK – An international team led by investigators at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School has identified more than a dozen new Alzheimer's disease-related genetic loci containing rare risk variants. They made their discovery with the help of whole-genome sequencing of individuals with early-onset, familial forms of the neurodegenerative disease.

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