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g*y2013-07-31 07:07

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2003年，来美，欠债2000美元
2004年，买了笔记本，还了债，年底买了一辆3000元的车
2005年，读书/科研
2006年，读书/科研
2007年，博士毕业，OPT找到工作，结婚，OPT转H1，老婆转H4
2008年，变态老板，开始找工作，遭遇小车祸
2009年，500元买掉车，找到别的国家的工作，离开美国
2010年，工作/科研
2011年，工作/科研
2012年，工作/科研，找到美国工作，拿到口头offer
2013年，来到美国，开始新工作，买了第一辆新车，开始办绿卡
2014年，工作，小孩出生，买了房子，绿卡485pending中。

b*e2013-07-31 07:07

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If your research background is in the field of ApoE and Alzheimer's disease,
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ABSTRACT: We examined interactive effects of APOE4 and diabetes risk on
later myelinating WM regions among healthy elderly at risk for AD. A sample
of 107 healthy elderly (80 APOE4-/27 APOE4+) underwent structural MRI/DTI.
DTI data were prepared using TBSS and a-priori ROIs were extracted from T1-
based WM parcellations. ROIs included later myelinating frontal/temporal/
parietal WM regions and control regions, measured by fractional anisotropy (
FA). There were no APOE group differences on DTI for any ROI. Within the
APOE4 group, we found negative relationships between HAIC/fasting glucose
and APOE4 on FA for all later myelinating WM regions, but not for early/
middle myelinating control regions. Results also showed APOE4/diabetes risk
interactions for WM underlying supramarginal, superior temporal, precuneus,
superior parietal, and superior frontal regions. Results suggest interactive
effects of APOE4 and diabetes risk on later myelinating WM regions, which
supports preclinical detection of AD among this particularly susceptible
subgroup.