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Principal Investigator  
Principal Investigator's Name: Didac Vidal-Pineiro
Institution: University of Oslo
Department: Department of Psychology
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Proposed Analysis: The aim of the study is. We aim to test the relationship between cortical thinning from 4-90 years and gene expression profiles that are associated with specific cell types. These are derived from the Allen brain atlas. The ADNI data will be used to create a replication sample of longitudinal data to compare the findings obtained with an inhouse sample.
Additional Investigators  
Investigator's Name: Anders Martin Fjell
Proposed Analysis: We want to use ADNI data as part of a manuscript on Sleep, Aging, and Amyloid-Beta as follows. ADNI data will be used to test the relationship between Amyloid-beta (quantified either by PET or CSF) and sleep disturbances (assessed with NPI). We will use all observations that include both NPI and Amyloid-beta quantification. We will model the relationship with mixed-model logistic regressions (age, sex, diagnostic and subject ID will be also required). This analysis will be a secondary analysis of an overarching paper on sleep, brain changes and Amyloid-beta deposition that will use inhouse datasets as the main sample.
Investigator's Name: Esten Leonardsen
Proposed Analysis: We will use deep learning techniques (Simple Fully Convolutional Network (SFCN-reg) model) to predict brain age. We will carry a phenome-wide association study (PheWAS) to reveal associations with the predictions of the model, including older appearing brains in individuals. Regarding ADNI, we apply the trained model in a transfer learning context, the intermediate representations learned by the SFCN-reg, to see whether they outperform brain age delta as a predictor for Alzheimer's disease (amongst several neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative diseases). ADNI will be one amongst approximately 30 different datasets used in the study.