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Genetic variants associated with altered plasma levels of C-reactive protein are not associated with late-life cognitive ability in four Scottish samples.

Behavior genetics - 1 Jan 2010

Marioni Riccardo E, Deary Ian J, Murray Gordon D, Lowe Gordon D O, Rafnsson Snorri B, Strachan Mark W J, Luciano Michelle, Houlihan Lorna M, Gow Alan J, Harris Sarah E, Stewart Marlene C, Rumley Ann, Fowkes F Gerry R, Price Jackie F

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It is unknown whether the relationship between raised inflammatory biomarker levels and late-life cognitive ability is causal. We explored this issue by testing the association between genetic regulators of plasma C-reactive protein (CRP) and cognition. Data were analysed from four cohorts based...

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PMID: 19821022
DOI: 10.1007/s10519-009-9302-z

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