The E4/E4 combination of ApoE isoforms is considered high risk with a 14.9 odds ratio for the development of Alzheimer's disease versus the most common combination of ApoE isoforms (E3/E3).
the e4/e4 combination of apoe isoforms is considered high risk with a 14.9 odds ratio for the development of alzheimer's disease versus the most common combination of apoe isoforms (e3/e3).
The E4/E4 combination of ApoE isoforms is considered high risk with a 14.9 odds ratio for the development of Alzheimer's disease versus the most common combination of ApoE isoforms (E3/E3).
the e4/e4 combination of apoe isoforms is considered high risk with a 14.9 odds ratio for the development of alzheimer's disease versus the most common combination of apoe isoforms (e3/e3).