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Genetic, environmental and life-style factors associated with longevity. Protocol and response of the LONGECYL Study.

Gaceta sanitaria - 1 Jan 2000

Vega Tomás, Hilario Fernando, Pérez-Caro María, Núñez-Torres Rocío, Pinto Rosa M, González-Neira Anna

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OBJECTIVE: To describe the objectives, the methodological approach, the response rate of the Genetic, Environmental and Life-style Factors Study in Castilla y León (Spain). METHOD: The Health Sentinel Network studied a sample of long-lived individuals aged 95 or more (LLI). The study included biological samples processed with the Global Screening Array v3.0 that contains a total of 730,059 markers. Written...

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PMID: 35339311
DOI: 10.1016/j.gaceta.2022.01.005

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