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SUSPECTED CASES OF FAMILIAL ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE:A CASE REPORT AND A STUDY ON ANHUPLOIDY IN LEUCOCYTES Osamu Muramoto 1,6 , Shinichiro Nanko 2 , Kenji Kosaka 3,4 , Keiko Nagao 4 , Kazuya Ando 1 , Toshiaki Takasu 5 1Department of Neurology, National Center for Nervous, Mental and Muscular Disorders 2Department of Psychology, Institute of Brain Research, University of Tokyo 3Psychiatric Research Institute of Tokyo 4Matsuzawa Hospital 5Department of Neurology, Nippon University pp.71-76
Published Date 1982/1/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406204881

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Sibling cases of probable familial Alzheimer's disease were presented. Although familial occurence of Alzheimer's disease has been reported and rela-tively well known in the western literature, little attention has been paied to the matter in Japan. Some of the clinical features of our cases, for ex-ample, an earlier onset and focal neurological signs, are in good agreement with those of the previously reported cases of familial Alzheimer's disease. Pos-sible involvement of vascular changes, such as amy-loid or congophilic angiopathy was also suggested.

An investigation for chroMosomal abnormality in peipheral leucocytes from these patients, their healthy siblings and age- and sex- mathched controls were carried out, revealing no significant differences in the frequencies of the hypo- or hyper- diploid cells among the three groups. Although chromo-somal abnormalities in Alzheimer's disease, especial-ly in its familial form, have gained considerarable attention in relation to the dysfunction of the microtubules which is a proposed pathogenesis of the disease, the present results together with a few previously reported data1,6,19)suggest that the familial Alzheimer's disease is not always accom-panied with chromosomal abnormalities. Further extensive study is needed to clarify the precise relationship between Alzheimer's disease and the chromosomal abnormalities.


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