Examples of using Apoe in English and their translations into Hebrew
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ApoE-4, a particular allele of the apolipoprotein apoE, is a known risk factor.
Generally, confidentiality laws protect apoE information gathered for research purposes.
ApoE-4, a particular allele of the apolipoprotein apoE, is a known risk factor.
This test also helps researcherscompare the effectiveness of treatments for patients with different apoE profiles.
ApoE is very important to our story because of its known link with Alzheimer's disease.
This test also helps researcherscompare the effectiveness of treatments for patients with different apoE statuses.
ApoE testing, and indeed all genetic testing, raises ethical, legal, and social questions for which we have few answers.
As it circulates in blood, it picks up apolipoprotein C-II(apoC-II)and additional apoE donated from high-density lipoprotein(HDL).
It is also known that apoE can signal the production of amyloid-beta, but only under certain poorly understood environmental conditions.
Depending on the study, research volunteers may have the opportunity, during genetic counseling,to learn the results of their apoE testing.
In comparison, two genes associated with late-onset Alzheimer's- APOE and TREM2- are predominantly expressed by astrocytes and microglia.
It is also known that apoE can signal the production of amyloid-beta, but only under certain poorly understood environmental conditions.
So that means, if you're a geneticist, you're freaking out, going,"Oh my God,you told everyone you carry the ApoE E4 allele. What's wrong with you?".
They found that APOE E4 explained about 10 percent of early-onset Alzheimer's, which is similar to estimates in late-onset Alzheimer's disease.
These control persons had been assessed at least twice during the first 24 months of enrollment and were matched according to MMSE scores,age, and ApoE4 status.
Most researchers believe that APOE testing is useful for studying Alzheimer's disease risk in large groups of people but not for determining any one person's risk.
The only risk factor gene identified so far for late-onset Alzheimeris Disease, is a gene that makes oneform of a protein called apolipoprotein E(apoE).
However, the link between LDL-C level andearly-onset Alzheimer's was not fully explained by APOE or APOB, suggestion that other genes and mechanisms also increase disease risk.”.
The other 50% of IDL lose apoE; when their cholesterol content becomes greater than the content of triglyceride, they become LDL, with apoB-100 as the primary apolipoprotein.
And in people who have a higher than averagerisk of getting Alzheimer's disease because they carry the APOE ε4 gene mutation, high doses of DHA before symptoms of the disease arise may make having the condition less likely.
It turns out that, although apoE is not found in LDL, it does bind to LDL, and this means that astrocytes can unlock the key to LDL in the same way that they can gain access to IDL, and hence the cholesterol and fatty acid contents of LDL are accessible to astrocytes as well, as long as apoE is functioning properly.
He admitted that“no one can say with certainty[if] a calculation of the variance of[Alzheimer's is]due to genetics versus lifestyle,” adding that the e4 variant of the APOE gene“is present in 20 percent of the population and in 50 percent of late-onset cases but does not guarantee disease.”.
To summarize, I hypothesize that, for the apoE-4 Alzheimer's patients, defective apoE has led to an impaired ability to transport fats and cholesterol from the blood stream, via the astrocytes, into the cerebrospinal fluid.
By being physically active in midlife, people who carry the ApoE e4 gene can lower their risk of Alzheimer's to the same level as someone not carrying the gene," says researcher Suvi Rovio, MSc, of the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden.