What does NCRAD stand for?

National Cell Repository for Alzheimer's Disease

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The National Cell Repository for Alzheimer's Disease maintains a database of family histories and medical records and provides genetic researchers with cell lines and/or DNA samples.

Alzheimer's Disease Centers program directory

To better understand Alzheimer's disease and other conditions involving serious memory loss, the National Cell Repository for Alzheimer's Disease at the Indiana University School of Medicine is seeking families with two or more living, blood-related individuals with symptoms of memory loss.

Pass it on: families needed for Alzheimer's research