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Volume 352:2752-2753 June 30, 2005 Number 26
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The Ubiquilin 1 Gene and Alzheimer's Disease

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To the Editor: Bertram et al. (March 3 issue)1 report that in two family-based cohorts, a genetic variant of the UBQ-8i single-nucleotide polymorphism on chromosome 9q22 putatively increased the risk of Alzheimer's disease in an additive disease model. We attempted replication in a similarly ascertained but independent family-based data set based on 288 families in which linkage to microsatellites at 9q22.1 and 9q34.2 was demonstrated in a genome scan.2 In addition, we analyzed a previously described independent data set based on patients with Alzheimer's disease and 1005 controls.3

We found no association between the risk of Alzheimer's disease and UBQ-8i, . . . [Full Text of this Article]


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