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Multiple genetic imaging study of the association between cholesterol metabolism and brain functional alterations in individuals with risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease

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Table 1: Demographic and neuropsychological data between the aMCI subjects and the controls
Table 2: Descriptions of the brain regions extracted from the genotype-by-aMCI interactions that remained statistically significant after correcting for the imaging space and across multiple SNPs per gene
Figure 2 : All 31 regions extracted from the genotype-by-aMCI interactions for the cholesterol pathway, after correcting for imaging space for any one SNP [Pcorrected(S) < 0.05], were used to delineate a unidirectional weighted network with 31 nodes and 46
Figure 3: Unidirectional weighted network with 31 nodes and 465 edges for the aMCI group
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