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Investigating semantic memory in ageing

The University of Melbourne
Dr. Susan Rossell (Owned by)
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Semantic memory deficits are a key feature in Alzheimers disease. This project investigated some key components of semantic memory in young and old participants with the aim of understanding the breakdown in Alzheimers disease

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Number of Subjects: 45 Number of Studies: 41 Number of Datasets: 1701 Size of Content: 41121378304 bytes Subject Details: type: 45 animal species: 45 human gender: 13 female, 16 male

Data time period: 2008-03-06 to 2009-02-16

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ACN 633 798 857