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Homocysteine and cognitive performance: modification by the ApoE genotype.

Neuroscience letters - 3 Jan 2008

Elias Merrill F, Robbins Michael A, Budge Marc M, Elias Penelope K, Dore Gregory A, Brennan Suzanne L, Johnston Carole, Nagy Zsuzsanna

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We hypothesized that the magnitude of the association between plasma homocysteine concentration and cognitive performance is larger for ApoE-epsilon4 carriers than for non-carriers. Nine hundred eleven dementia-free and stroke-free subjects (59% women) from the Maine-Syracuse study (26-98 years old) were stratified into no-ApoE-epsilon4 (n=667) and ApoE-epsilon4 carrier (n=244) cohorts. Employing a...

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PMID: 18023533
DOI: 10.1016/j.neulet.2007.10.021

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