More than 20 new loci on the genome have been implicated in Alzheimer's disease, many of which seem to be involved in ________
A) growth
B) mood disorders
C) immune functioning
D) addiction

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Recent studies have suggested that many of the new loci identified in the genome for Alzheimer's disease are involved in immune functioning, particularly in inflammation and the regulation of the immune response. This provides new insights into the potential causes and mechanisms of Alzheimer's disease, as inflammation and immune dysfunction have been implicated in the disease's development and progression.

More Than 20 New Loci on the Genome Have Been