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McCarthy, P. D. (2014).
Functional network analysis of aging and Alzheimer’s Disease.
(PhD thesis,
University of Otago)
McGowan, D.P. (2002).
Amyloid in Huntington Disease: identification, purification and partial
characterisation of protein constituents.
(
PhD thesis, Anatomy, University of Auckland).
McKenzie-Nickson, S. (2012). Investigation of secreted amyloid
precursor protein-α binding partners.
(Master’s thesis, Science, University of Otago)
McKinlay, A. ( 2007). An Investigation of the Cognitive and Psychiatric Profile for People with Parkinson's
disease.
(PhD thesis, Philosophy. University of Canterbury)
McLellan, T. L. (2008). Sensitivity to Emotion Specified in Facial
Expressions and the Impact of Ageing
and Alzheimer's Disease.
(PhD thesis, Psychology, University of Canterbury).
Melzer, T. R. (2011).
Magnetic resonance imaging of cognition in Parkinson’s disease
(PhD thesis,
University of Otago)
Narayan, P.J. (2011).
Epigenetic changes in Alzheimer’s and Huntington’s Disease: A semi-quantitative
analysis of histone changes.
(
PhD thesis Biological Sciences, University of Auckland).
Nell, D. (2013).
Understanding factors affecting optimal nutrition and hydration
for people living in
specialized dementia care units: a qualitative study of caregivers' perceptions.
(Master’s thesis,
Nutrition and Dietetics, Massey University, Albany)
O’Sullivan, G. (2013).
Living with dementia in New Zealand: an action
research study.
(
PhD thesis,
Auckland University of Technology)
