Transethnic meta-analysis of rare coding variants in PLCG2, ABI3, and TREM2 supports their general contribution to Alzheimer’s disease

  1. Dalmasso, M.C.
  2. Brusco, L.I.
  3. Olivar, N.
  4. Muchnik, C.
  5. Hanses, C.
  6. Milz, E.
  7. Becker, J.
  8. Heilmann-Heimbach, S.
  9. Hoffmann, P.
  10. Prestia, F.A.
  11. Galeano, P.
  12. Avalos, M.S.S.
  13. Martinez, L.E.
  14. Carulla, M.E.
  15. Azurmendi, P.J.
  16. Liberczuk, C.
  17. Fezza, C.
  18. Sampaño, M.
  19. Fierens, M.
  20. Jemar, G.
  21. Solis, P.
  22. Medel, N.
  23. Lisso, J.
  24. Sevillano, Z.
  25. Bosco, P.
  26. Bossù, P.
  27. Spalletta, G.
  28. Galimberti, D.
  29. Mancuso, M.
  30. Nacmias, B.
  31. Sorbi, S.
  32. Mecocci, P.
  33. Pilotto, A.
  34. Caffarra, P.
  35. Panza, F.
  36. Bullido, M.
  37. Clarimon, J.
  38. Sánchez-Juan, P.
  39. Coto, E.
  40. Sanchez-Garcia, F.
  41. Graff, C.
  42. Ingelsson, M.
  43. Bellenguez, C.
  44. Castaño, E.M.
  45. Kairiyama, C.
  46. Politis, D.G.
  47. Kochen, S.
  48. Scaro, H.
  49. Maier, W.
  50. Jessen, F.
  51. Mangone, C.A.
  52. Lambert, J.-C.
  53. Morelli, L.
  54. Ramirez, A.
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Journal:
Translational Psychiatry

ISSN: 2158-3188

Year of publication: 2019

Volume: 9

Issue: 1

Type: Article

DOI: 10.1038/S41398-019-0394-9 GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor
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