APOE promoter polymorphisms -219 and -491 contribute to Alzheimer's disease susceptibility: A combined analysis of six independent Caucasian samples

J-C Lambert; L Araria-Goumidi; P Amouyel; M Haltia; J Hardy; A Goate; M Bullido; Corinne Lendon; M-C Chartier-Harlin

APOE promoter polymorphisms -219 and -491 contribute to Alzheimer's disease susceptibility: A combined analysis of six independent Caucasian samples

J-C Lambert, L Araria-Goumidi, P Amouyel, M Haltia, J Hardy, A Goate, M Bullido, Corinne Lendon, M-C Chartier-Harlin

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2003

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AU - Lendon, Corinne

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