New applications of disease genetics and pharmacogenetics to drug development

Highlights • A variable polyT variation within TOMM40 was associated with MCI-AD. • TOMM40 genotypes are 97% informative for estimating age of onset risk. • TOMMORROW is a Phase III delay of onset of MCI-AD in 65–83 year olds. • Pioglitazone has a large safety experience and used in TOMMORROW. • TOM...

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Hauptverfasser: Roses, Allen D, Saunders, Ann M, Lutz, Michael W, Zhang, Nanyin, Hariri, Ahmad R, Asin, Karen E, Crenshaw, Donna G, Budur, Kumar, Burns, Daniel K, Brannan, Stephen K
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