327 Cerebrovascular disease modifies TMEM106B fibril accumulation in neurodegeneration

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Greater co-existing cardiovascular disease (CVD) pathology burden showed a trend toward reduced TMEM106B fibril accumulation, suggesting an attenuating, and possibly dose-dependent effect of CVD pathology on the observed TDP-43 and TMEM106B association (p = 0.058).

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