Clinical and Environmental Correlates of Serum BDNF: A Descriptive Study with Plausible Implications for AD Research — Galit Weinstein (2017) | RDL Network
Clinical and Environmental Correlates of Serum BDNF: A Descriptive Study with Plausible Implications for AD Research
Article 2017 en
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Galit Weinstein
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Sarah R. Preis
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Alexa S. Beiser
Abstract
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Serum BDNF correlates with various metabolic, inflammatory and life-style measures which in turn have been linked with risk of AD. Future studies of serum BDNF should adjust for these correlates and are needed to further explore the underlying interplay between BDNF and other factors in the pathophysiology of cognitive impairment and AD.
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