Amyloid beta aggregates in cerebro spinal fluid as biomarkers for alzheimer's disease
AssigneeNovartis AG
InventorsSophie Allauzen, Joseph Fedynyshyn, Carol Man Gao, David Peretz, Xuemei Wang, Alice Yam
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AssigneeNovartis AG
InventorsSophie Allauzen, Joseph Fedynyshyn, Carol Man Gao, David Peretz, Xuemei Wang, Alice Yam
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The invention provides methods for assessing increased probability of having Alzheimer's disease in a subject under assessment including a step of obtaining a measurement of Aβ40 aggregates in a biological sample from the subject, where the biological sample does not include brain tissue, a fraction of brain tissue, or brain homogenate. In some embodiments, the invention relates to methods of assessing increased probability of early stage Alzheimer's disease. The invention further provides methods of assessing increased probability of not having Alzheimer's disease, methods of monitoring disease progression in a subject with Alzheimer's disease, and methods of assigning disease stage for a subject with Alzheimer's disease, and methods of assessing increased probability of MCI progressing to Alzheimer's disease.
A method for assessing increased probability of having Alzheimer's disease in a subject under assessment comprising a step of obtaining a measurement of Aβ40 aggregates in a biological sample from said subject, wherein said biological sample does not comprise brain tissue, a fraction of brain tissue or brain homogenate.
A method for assessing increased probability of MCI progressing to Alzheimer's disease in a subject under assessment comprising a step of obtaining a measurement of Aβ40 aggregates in a biological sample from said subject, wherein said biological sample does not comprise brain tissue, a fraction of brain tissue or brain homogenate.
A method for assessing increased probability of not having Alzheimer's disease in a subject under assessment comprising the steps of:
A method for assisting in assessing increased probability of not having Alzheimer's disease in a subject under assessment comprising the steps of:
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A method for assessing increased probability of MCI progressing to Alzheimer's disease in a subject under assessment comprising the steps of:
A method for assisting in assessing increased probability of MCI progressing to Alzheimer's disease in a subject under assessment comprising the steps of:
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