A person with trisomy 21 is noted to have a high likelihood of developing Alzheimer-type neuropathology by middle age. Which gene located on the affected chromosome best explains this predisposition?
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A person with trisomy 21 is noted to have a high likelihood of developing Alzheimer-type neuropathology by middle age. Which gene located on the affected chromosome best explains this predisposition?
Choose one answer