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Nicastrin gene polymorphisms, cognitive ability level and cognitive ageing.
Neuroscience letters - 10 Jan 2005
Deary Ian J, Hamilton Gillian, Hayward Caroline, Whalley Lawrence J, Powell John, Starr John M, Lovestone Simon
Abstract excerpt
The hypothesis that polymorphisms in the gene for nicastrin (NCSTN) are associated with differences in cognitive level and ageing was tested in 462 relatively healthy surviving participants of the Scottish Mental Survey 1932. None had a history of dementia. They were tested on the Moray House Test of verbal reasoning at age 11 in 1932 and at age 79 between 1999 and 2001. At age 79 they also took tests of...
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