path(MESH:D008569) association path(HBP:aMCI)

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People with a clinical diagnosis of MCI comprise a heterogeneous cohort of which those with memory deficits only are classified as amnestic MCI (aMCI) and those with impairment in other cognitive domains lacking a clinical diagnosis of dementia are designated multidomain MCI (mdMCI) [3,4]. Many individuals characterized with aMCI progress steadily to greater stages of dementia severity, and in many instances exhibit the neuropathologic, molecular and biochemical hallmarks of AD [5–9]. These clinical pathobiologic studies suggest that MCI, in general, represents a prodromal or preclinical stage of AD.

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• path(HBP:aMCI) association path(MESH:D008569)
• path(HBP:aMCI) association path(MESH:D003704)
• path(HBP:aMCI) association path(MESH:D000544)
• path(HBP:mdMCI) association path(MESH:D060825)
• path(MESH:D000544) association path(HBP:aMCI)
• path(MESH:D003704) association path(HBP:aMCI)
• path(MESH:D060825) association path(HBP:mdMCI)
• path(MESH:D060825) association path(MESH:D062706)
• path(MESH:D062706) association path(MESH:D060825)

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