Novel immunoassay classifies APOE ε4 zygosity in Alzheimer's disease, indicating high accuracy and cost-effectiveness.
A novel high-throughput plasma-based proteotyping immunoassay for APOE ε4 zygosity classification was developed and evaluated for clinical performance and analytical validity. The apoE E4 immunoassay demonstrated high concordance (99.6%) with PCR-based APOE ε4 genotyping across a diverse international cohort, and a robust analytical profile. An apoE E4 immunoassay may offer a more cost-effective and accessible alternative to DNA genotyping approaches currently used for AD risk evaluation and anti-amyloid treatment decisions.
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