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  • Tissue
    IGVFSM9238EBVY
    Homo sapiens (male, 78 years) putamen tissue associated with Parkinson's disease
    Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
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  • Tissue
    IGVFSM6969MREX
    Homo sapiens (male, 75 years) substantia nigra tissue associated with Alzheimer disease, Parkinson's disease, cerebral amyloid angiopathy
    Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
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  • Tissue
    IGVFSM2099XXON
    Homo sapiens (male, 84 years) middle temporal gyrus tissue associated with Parkinson's disease
    Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
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  • Tissue
    IGVFSM1964AUJU
    Homo sapiens (male, 70 years) middle temporal gyrus tissue associated with Parkinson's disease
    Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
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  • Tissue
    IGVFSM0320KGTS
    Homo sapiens (male, 79 years) posterior cingulate gyrus tissue
    Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
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  • Tissue
    IGVFSM2845NBCA
    Homo sapiens (male, 75 years) middle temporal gyrus tissue associated with Parkinson's disease
    Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
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  • Tissue
    IGVFSM3624NSPV
    Homo sapiens (female, 75 years) cerebellar cortex tissue
    Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
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  • Tissue
    IGVFSM1147GBBK
    Homo sapiens (male, 80 years) posterior cingulate gyrus tissue associated with Parkinson's disease, cerebral amyloid angiopathy, mild cognitive impairment
    Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
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  • Tissue
    IGVFSM3125NIBL
    Homo sapiens (male, 81 years) posterior cingulate gyrus tissue
    Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
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  • Tissue
    IGVFSM6598RXXF
    Homo sapiens (male, 86 years) cerebellar cortex tissue
    Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
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  • MultiplexedSample
    IGVFSM3258TKYR
    multiplexed sample: Homo sapiens (male, 79 years) posterior cingulate gyrus tissue; Homo sapiens (male, 80 years) posterior cingulate gyrus tissue associated with Parkinson's disease, cerebral amyloid angiopathy, mild cognitive impairment; ... and 8 more samples
    Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
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