The Effects of Prolonged Stress and APOE Genotype on Memory and Cortisol in Older Adults
Authors:
- Guerry M. PeavyGPGuerry M. Peavy
- Kelly L. LangeKLKelly L. Lange
- David P. SalmonDSDavid P. Salmon
- Thomas L. PattersonTPThomas L. Patterson
- Sherry GoldmanSGSherry Goldman
- Anthony C. GamstAGAnthony C. Gamst
- Paul J. MillsPMPaul J. Mills
- Srikrishna KhandrikaSKSrikrishna Khandrika
- Douglas GalaskoDGDouglas Galasko
- 1 September 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Biological Psychiatry
- Vol. 62 (5) , 472-478
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