An entorhinal cortex sulcal pattern is associated with Alzheimer's disease
Jiong Zhan(Beijing Institute of Neurosurgery), Mony J. de Leon(Cornell University), Byeong C. Kim(Chonnam National University Hospital), Remigiusz Switalski(New York University), Barry Reisberg(New York University), Lidia Glodzik(NYU Langone Health), Susan De Santi, Thomas Wısnıewskı(NYU Langone Health), Jerzy Węgiel(New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities), Elizabeth Pirraglia(New York University), L.A. Saint Louis(New York University), Lisa Mosconi(Cornell University), Matthew Bobinski(University of California, Davis), Izabela Kuchna(New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities), Yi Li(Nanyang Technological University), Wai Tsui(Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research), Mirosław Bryś(Eli Lilly (United States))
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