Skibike wrote:Your timing sucks as this must be the first weekend in like forever that they didn't send out a coupon!

Based on your experience with the coupon codes is it likely they'll have another one next weekend? I have just over $200 in testing I want done so if I wait I could save a few $$.

Anyone have a coupon? Everything I find on the net expired on 7/13 or doesn't work. Thanks.

HAHAHA! I did, Jul! :lol: I also just wrote this dude (I shorthanded it, I swear): https://oraprdnt.uqtr.uquebec.ca/pls/public/genw050.afficher_fiche_perso?owa_cd_secteur=0800&owa_cd_fonction=1&owa_no_personne=548835&owa_contexte=$2343-37 One of the study's contributors. I told him all ...

RS3846662AA is protective and fairly common. I'm heterozygous. http://www.nature.com/mp/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/mp201481a.html HMGCR is a genetic modifier for risk, age of onset and MCI conversion to Alzheimer’s disease in a three cohorts study V Leduc, L De Beaumont, L Théroux, D Dea, P Aisen, R...

From what I've read (see article below) these tests seem pretty worthless because of high false positives and overall unreliability: HypeWatch: Another Dementia Blood Test Oversold Published: Jul 8, 2014 By John Gever, Deputy Managing Editor, MedPage Today Another study of a potential blood test to ...

Here's a little more info on KL snp RS9536314. At least this blogger says the homozygous form of this is deleterious. GG is only 1-2% population. Also, apparently, at least one researcher found that the VS snp (rs9527025 which 23andMe doesn't test for) of this pairing is in complete LD with the KL s...

I'm not genotyped on this but my brother is GG and has a very low HDL. That made me wonder so I checked 1000 Genes and they say "C" is the minor allele at 21%. Sorry.... http://browser.1000genomes.org/Homo_sapiens/Variation/Population?r=15:58674195-58675195;v=rs4775041;vdb=variation;vf=366...

This list is from alzgene.org as of 4/2011:

http://www.alzgene.org/TopResults.asp

Homozygous carriers of the A allele showed greater ventricular dilation over time, so the G allele appeared to confer resilience. All the best, Tim MY E-MAIL to Timothy Hohman: Genetic resilience to neurodegeneration in the presence of tau pathology. T. Hohman, M. Koran, T. Thornton-Wells Molecular ...