Table 2. Data Sharing for (Reporting Period)

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Table 2. Data Sharing for (Reporting Period) Number of studies receiving ADC resources Funding source Request Type Federal Non-federal Industry Total Data Only (including APOE and Imaging) Tissue (including DNA, CSF, fibroblasts, and brain) Participant Requests

Table 3. ADC Productivity During (Reporting Period) XX center-supported publications YY studies supported with data, tissue or participants ZZ trainees on K awards or other training grants XYZ continuing multi-site collaborations (NACC, NCRAD, ADCS, ATRI, ADNI, LOAD, ADGC, GAP, IDEAS) Other collaborations Externally funded grant awards

Table 4. ADC Pilot Grant Program for (Reporting Period) XX applications from YY departments: Genetics, Neurology, Psychiatry, Biomedical Engineering, etc List each Pilot Grant #, name/degree/department of awardee, and Pilot Grant title for each application selected for funding by the ADC’s Executive Committee Indicate if any Pilots are being funded with resources other than the ADC budget

Table 5a. ADC Active Cohort (N = XXX) CDR 0 N= CDR 0.5 CDR 1 Age (y) Education (y) Male (%) African American (%) MMSE % with APOE4 allele Note: Other variables may be incorporated; for example, some ADCs may wish to replace the MMSE with the MoCA. Also, the summary statistics may include the clinical diagnoses of individuals who are cognitively impaired (see Table 5b).

Table 5b. ADC Active Cohort (N = XXX) Disorder/Syndrome (D1) N= MCI Amnestic dementia PCA PPA bvFTD DLB Nonamnestic multidomain Other Etiology (D1) N= AD LBD MSA PSP CBD FTLD-MND FTLD-NOS Vascular Note: Data can be pulled from NACC Form D1

Table 6. Autopsy Rate (Reporting Period) ADC Participants (everyone with one or more ADC clinical assessment) XX autopsies in YY deaths; XX/YY = ZZ%

Table 7. ADC Participation in Study Procedures (ever in active participants) 2015 2016 2017 Amyloid PET imaging CSF MRI Blood for Genetics Note: If other biomarkers variables are obtained by the ADC, they also should be included (eg, tau PET imaging; fibroblast collection for generation of induced pluripotent stem cells, etc).