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Proteogenomics captures a midlife biological state of Alzheimer's disease susceptibility

  • A. Perry
  • H. Adegboye
  • X. Bledsoe
  • D. Archer
  • A. Tiwari
  • P. Lin
  • E. Farber-Eger
  • B. L. Perera
  • S. Zhao
  • Q. Sheng
  • S. Ma
  • E. Hutchins
27 more authors
  • P. Zhang
  • M. Alexander
  • R. Sale
  • Y. Chen
  • L. Colangelo
  • A. Bahorik
  • K. Tanriverdi
  • A. Risitano
  • J. Freedman
  • M. Nayor
  • S. Das
  • D. Liu
  • K. Pechman
  • N. Shashikumar
  • C. Bolton
  • L. T. Davis
  • B. Landman
  • L. Hou
  • C. Cruchaga
  • R. Saloner
  • K. Yaffe
  • Q. Wells
  • T. Hohman
  • A. Jefferson
  • K. Keuren-Jensen
  • R. Shah
  • E. Gamazon1
  1. 1Division of Genetic Medicine and Clinical Pharmacology, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TN, USA
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@misc{perry2026proteogenomics,
  title = {{Proteogenomics captures a midlife biological state of Alzheimer's disease susceptibility}},
  author = {A. Perry and H. Adegboye and X. Bledsoe and D. Archer and A. Tiwari and P. Lin and E. Farber-Eger and B. L. Perera and S. Zhao and Q. Sheng and S. Ma and E. Hutchins and P. Zhang and M. Alexander and R. Sale and Y. Chen and L. Colangelo and A. Bahorik and K. Tanriverdi and A. Risitano and J. Freedman and M. Nayor and S. Das and D. Liu and K. Pechman and N. Shashikumar and C. Bolton and L. T. Davis and B. Landman and L. Hou and C. Cruchaga and R. Saloner and K. Yaffe and Q. Wells and T. Hohman and A. Jefferson and K. Keuren-Jensen and R. Shah and E. Gamazon},
  howpublished = {medRxiv},
  year = {2026},
  month = oct,
  doi = {10.64898/2026.10.22.26366029},
  url = {https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.10.22.26366029v1},
}
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TY  - UNPB
TI  - Proteogenomics captures a midlife biological state of Alzheimer's disease susceptibility
AU  - A. Perry
AU  - H. Adegboye
AU  - X. Bledsoe
AU  - D. Archer
AU  - A. Tiwari
AU  - P. Lin
AU  - E. Farber-Eger
AU  - B. L. Perera
AU  - S. Zhao
AU  - Q. Sheng
AU  - S. Ma
AU  - E. Hutchins
AU  - P. Zhang
AU  - M. Alexander
AU  - R. Sale
AU  - Y. Chen
AU  - L. Colangelo
AU  - A. Bahorik
AU  - K. Tanriverdi
AU  - A. Risitano
AU  - J. Freedman
AU  - M. Nayor
AU  - S. Das
AU  - D. Liu
AU  - K. Pechman
AU  - N. Shashikumar
AU  - C. Bolton
AU  - L. T. Davis
AU  - B. Landman
AU  - L. Hou
AU  - C. Cruchaga
AU  - R. Saloner
AU  - K. Yaffe
AU  - Q. Wells
AU  - T. Hohman
AU  - A. Jefferson
AU  - K. Keuren-Jensen
AU  - R. Shah
AU  - E. Gamazon
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/10/22
PB  - medRxiv
DO  - 10.64898/2026.10.22.26366029
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ER  -