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Subtypes of functional brain connectivity as early markers of neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s disease

2017-09-28

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<h4>Highlights</h4> Reliable functional brain network subtypes accompany cognitive impairment in AD Symptom-related subtypes exist in the default-mode, limbic and salience networks A limbic subtype is associated with a familial risk of AD in healthy older adults Limbic subtypes also associate with beta amyloid deposition and ApoE4 <h4>In Brief</h4> We found reliable subtypes of functional brain connectivity netw...

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Literature Corpus work: 48ce01d3-05ac-5d55-818a-f6c972140c3c
DOI: 10.1101/195164

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