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Brain, immune system and selenium: a starting point for a new diagnostic marker for Alzheimer’s disease?

2017-12-24

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The clinical diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is based primarily on neuropsychological tests, which assess the involutive damage, and imaging techniques that evaluate morphologic changes in the brain. The currently available diagnostic tests do not show complete specificity and do not permit an accurate differentiation between AD and other forms of senile dementia. The correlation of these tests with laborato...

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784ebc99-ee3d-5b25-86fe-5ad2f81402c3
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10.1101/239293
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