Brain Microstructure Reveals Early Abnormalities more than Two Years prior to Clinical Progression from Mild Cognitive Impairment to Alzheimer's Disease
Gwenaëlle Douaud(University of Oxford), Stephen M. Smith(University of Oxford), Achim Gass(Heidelberg University), Giovanna Zamboni(John Radcliffe Hospital), Marc Sollberger(University Hospital of Basel), Paul M. Matthews(Rosalind Franklin Institute), Anil Rao(GlaxoSmithKline (United Kingdom)), Andreas U. Monsch(Felix Platter-Hospital), Ricarda Menke(University of Oxford), Brandon Whitcher(Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust)
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