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An enrichment of rare variants and the lysosomal pathways are important contributors to early onset Alzheimer disease

A limited number of studies have looked at the genetics of early onset (≤65 years old) Alzheimer disease (EOAD); hence, there is much unidentified heritability contributing to this form of the disease. This study aims to identify novel genes associated with EOAD risk and investigate its differences compared to late onset AD (LOAD).