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Genetic variants influencing biomarkers of nutrition are not associated with cognitive capability in middle-aged and older adults.

The Journal of nutrition - 1 May 2013

Alfred Tamuno, Ben-Shlomo Yoav, Cooper Rachel, Hardy Rebecca, Deary Ian J, Elliott Jane, Harris Sarah E, Hyppönen Elina, Kivimaki Mika, Kumari Meena, Maddock Jane, Power Chris, Starr John M, Kuh Diana, Day Ian N M

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Several investigations have observed positive associations between good nutritional status, as indicated by micronutrients, and cognitive measures; however, these associations may not be causal. Genetic polymorphisms that affect nutritional biomarkers may be useful for providing evidence for asso...

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PMID: 23468552
DOI: 10.3945/jn.112.171520
PMCID: PMC3738233

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