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Curated Study Data

Biomarker
(Source)		 Cohort
(N)		 Measurement
Mean ± SD		 Method;
Assay Name;
Manufacturer		 Diagnostic
Criteria
Aβ40
(Plasma)		 AD
(146)		 52.4 ± 17.5
pmol/L		 ELISA;
Other/Not Specified;
In-house		 McKhann et al., 1984
Aβ40
(Plasma)		 CTRL-
Other Controls
(92)		 48.9 ± 17.2
pmol/L		 ELISA;
Other/Not Specified;
In-house
Aβ40
(Plasma)		 PD
(96)		 48 ± 17.4
pmol/L		 ELISA;
Other/Not Specified;
In-house
Aβ42
(Plasma)		 AD
(146)		 7.4 ± 5.4
pmol/L		 ELISA;
Other/Not Specified;
In-house		 McKhann et al., 1984
Aβ42
(Plasma)		 CTRL-
Other Controls
(92)		 7 ± 3.1
pmol/L		 ELISA;
Other/Not Specified;
In-house
Aβ42
(Plasma)		 PD
(96)		 7 ± 3
pmol/L		 ELISA;
Other/Not Specified;
In-house

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