What do autopsies performed on the brains of deceased persons both with and without Alzheimer's disease show regarding amyloid plaques?

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Autopsies have shown that amyloid plaques accumulate in aging brains over time, regardless of whether symptoms of neurocognitive disorder are apparent, but to a much greater degree in the brains of Alzheimer's patients. They are present in both the brains of people who died of Alzheimer's disease and those without the disease, but not necessarily in the same locations or types.

What Do Autopsies Performed on the Brains of Deceased Persons