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Effects of Alzheimer's Disease on Different Cortical Layers: The Role of Intrinsic Differences in Aβ Susceptibility
8 Aug 2007
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Alzheimer's disease is late life dementia associated with significant neurodegeneration in both cortical and subcortical regions. During the approximately 10 year course of the disease, neurons are lost in a progressive pattern that is relatively consistent among individuals. One example of this is the progression of disease pathology found in both the neocortex and archicortex. In these structures, the earliest...
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