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Defining and predicting transdiagnostic categories of neurodegenerative disease

2019-06-10

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In current models of neurodegeneration, individual diseases are defined by the presence of one or two pathogenic protein species. Yet, it is the rule rather than the exception that a patient meets criteria for more than one disease. This fact often remains hidden until autopsy, when neuropathological evaluation can assign disease labels based on gold-standard criteria. Ultimately, the prevalence of concomitant dia...

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ccdcfc06-404f-5542-8559-e21a182b98e2
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10.1101/664250
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