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Table 1 Information on the patient tissue used in the studies

From: Reassessment of Neuronal Tau Distribution in Adult Human Brain and Implications for Tau Pathobiology

Cases

Neurological diagnosis

Primary neuropathological diagnosis

Secondary neuropathological diagnosis

Thal

Braak

CERAD

APOE

Sex

Age

CTL-1

 

CVD

AD low

1

II

none

3/3

F

90

CTL-2

 

PART, Braak I

CAA widespread, moderate

0

I

none

3/3

M

71

CTL-3

 

PART, Braak II

 

0

II

none

3/3

F

72

AD-1

AD

AD high

CAA widespread, mild

4

V

frequent

3/4

M

77

AD-2

AD

AD high

CAA widespread, severe

5

V

frequent

3/4

F

72

AD-3

AD

AD high

CAA widespread, moderate

5

VI

frequent

3/4

M

63

  1. Listed are the clinical and pathological diagnoses, sex, age, APOE genotype status, and Thal, Braak, and CERAD ratings. AD Alzheimer’s disease, CTL control, CVD cerebrovascular disease, PART primary age-related tauopathy, CAA cerebral amyloid angiopathy, APOE apolipoprotein E