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Elevated amyloid β protein (Aβ42) and late onset Alzheimer's disease are associated with single nucleotide polymorphisms in the urokinase-type plasminogen activator gene

  • Nilüfer Ertekin-Taner
  • , James Roland
  • , Lars Feuk
  • , Jonathan Prince
  • , Michael Tucker
  • , Linda Younkin
  • , Maria Hella
  • , Shushant Jain
  • , Alyssa Hackett
  • , Leah Scanlin
  • , Jason Kelly
  • , Muthoni Kihiko-Ehman
  • , Matthew Neltner
  • , Louis Hersch
  • , Mark Kindy
  • , William Markesbery
  • , Michael Hutton
  • , Mariza de Andrade
  • , Ronald C. Petersen
  • , Neill Graff-Radford
    • Steve Estus, Anthony J. Brookes, Steven G. Younkin

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