Spatial cognition is associated with levels of phosphorylated-tau and β-amyloid in clinically normal older adults
Gillian Coughlan(Harvard University), Rachel F. Buckley(Harvard University), Brennan DeSouza(Baycrest Hospital), Michael Hornberger(University of Southampton), Peter Zhukovsky(Harvard University), Cheryl L. Grady(Baycrest Hospital)
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