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Clinical and Biomarker Changes in Dominantly Inherited Alzheimer's Disease

2012-08-22

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as the completely reversible nature of the symptoms, suggests that the abnormal plasma-cell clone and monoclonal gammopathy are the likely cause of the TEMPI syndrome.Efforts to identify the antigenic target of the paraprotein are under way.We suspect that there exist other patients with the TEMPI syndrome -as well as patients with other disorders -whose symptoms might be explained by a plasma-cell dyscrasia or un...

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Literature Corpus work: 772c9ded-bade-5da8-a9f6-52c8e8077761
DOI: 10.1056/nejmx120056

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