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Using machine learning of neuroimaging and mitochondrial haplogroups to predict maternal family history of Alzheimer’s disease
Maternal family history (FHm) increases the risk for Alzheimer’s disease (AD) compared to paternal. However, family history information is often unknown, complicating identification of higher-risk patients. Parent-of-origin effects on brain atrophy and matrilineally inherited mitochondrial genomic
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