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PS1 Alzheimer's Disease Family with Spastic Paraplegia: the Search for a Gene Modifier

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Journal Neurology
Specialty Neurology
Date 2003 Oct 15
PMID 14557582
Citations 8
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Abstract

PS1 mutations are associated with classic Alzheimer's disease (AD); however, some families develop AD and spastic paraplegia (SP) with brain pathology characterized by Abeta cotton wool plaques. The authors report a variant AD family with the E280Q PS1 mutation. The fact that the same PS1 mutation can be found in patients with either variant or classic AD argues in favor of the presence of a genetic modifier. The authors have excluded that this modifier effect originates from coding sequence variations in three SP genes or from a second mutation in the other AD genes.

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