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Remes AM, Laru L, Tuominen H, Aalto S, Kemppainen N, Mononen H, NĂ¥gren K, Parkkola R, Rinne JO. Carbon 11-labeled pittsburgh compound B positron emission tomographic amyloid imaging in patients with APP locus duplication. Arch Neurol. 2008 Apr;65(4):540-4. PubMed Abstract

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  Comment by:  Hilkka Soininen, ARF Advisor
Submitted 21 April 2008  |  Permalink Posted 22 April 2008
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This is the first paper to show (11)C-PiB binding in PET in hereditary cerebral amyloid angiopathy and APP locus duplication. The paper reports increased uptake of (11)C-PiB in the striatum and the posterior cingulate in two cases with APP duplication, while there was only a marginal increase in cortical regions. The finding suggests that PIB-PET may be useful in investigating subjects with suspected CAA.

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  Comment by:  Anne Fagan, ARF Advisor
Submitted 24 April 2008  |  Permalink Posted 24 April 2008
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  Related Paper: Amyloid deposition begins in the striatum of presenilin-1 mutation carriers from two unrelated pedigrees.

Comment by:  John Trojanowski, ARF Advisor
Submitted 17 June 2007  |  Permalink Posted 17 June 2007
  I recommend this paper

A provocative paper providing new insights into the onset of Abeta amyloidosis in FAD. It also raises intriguing questions as to whether or not FAD and sporadic AD and Down syndrome evolve in the same locations and same manner. It also raises question about we are how to understand the disconnection between striatal Abeta deposits and the lack of clinical symptoms, signficant neuron loss, and tau pathology linked to striatal accumulations of Abeta deposits.

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  Related Paper: Amyloid deposition begins in the striatum of presenilin-1 mutation carriers from two unrelated pedigrees.

Comment by:  Andre Delacourte, ARF Advisor
Submitted 18 June 2007  |  Permalink Posted 18 June 2007
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These findings suggest more a loss of function of APP/AICD than a gain of toxic function, since there is no correlation between the precise early distribution of amyloid and clinical impairment.

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