Evaluation of the tau aggreation detected by novel tau tracer, [18F]T807 PET in mild cognitive impairment subjects: a preliminary collaborative PET study
Status / Stage
CompletedDates
1 September 2014 -31 August 2017
Duration (calculated)
02 years 11 monthsFunder(s)
Alzheimer's Research UKFunding Amount
£242,675.48Funder/Grant study page
Alzheimer's Research UKContracted Centre
Imperial College LondonContracted Centre Webpage
Principal Investigator
Dr Paul EdisonPI Contact
paul.edison@imperial.ac.ukWHO Catergories
Understanding Underlying DiseaseDisease Type
Alzheimer's Disease (AD)CPEC Review Info
Reference ID | 231 |
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Researcher | Reside Team |
Published | 12/06/2023 |
Data
Status / Stage | Completed |
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Start Date | 20140901 |
End Date | 20170831 |
Duration (calculated) | 02 years 11 months |
Funder/Grant study page | Alzheimer's Research UK |
Contracted Centre | Imperial College London |
Contracted Centre Webpage | |
Funding Amount | £242,675.48 |
Aims
This study will make use of innovative brain scanning techniques to examine the relationship between the levels of hallmark Alzheimer’s proteins amyloid and tau, and the activity of the brain’s immune system. The team will study people with early memory and thinking problems called mild cognitive impairment (MCI), as well as people with Alzheimer’s disease and healthy controls. By comparing the brain scans of people in these different groups, the researchers hope to discover more about how Alzheimer’s progresses, and develop a timeline of the changes that take place in the brains of people with the disease.