No ɛ4 gene dose effect on hippocampal atrophy in a large MRI database of healthy elderly subjects
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Carole Dufouil | Bernard Mazoyer | Christophe Tzourio | Fabrice Crivello | Blandine Grassiot | Hervé Lemaître | Annick Alpérovitch | B. Mazoyer | F. Crivello | C. Dufouil | H. Lemaître | C. Tzourio | A. Alpérovitch | B. Grassiot
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