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Height-Related Polygenic Variants Are Associated with Metabolic Syndrome Risk and Interact with Energy Intake and a Rice-Main Diet to Influence Height in KoGES.

Nutrients - 4 Apr 2023

Park Sunmin

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Adult height is inversely related to metabolic syndrome (MetS) risk, but its genetic impacts have not been revealed. The present study aimed to examine the hypothesis that adult height-related genetic variants interact with lifestyle to influence adult height and are associated with MetS risk in adults aged >40 in Korea during 2010-2014. Participants were divided into short stature (SS; control) and tall stature...

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PMID: 37049604
DOI: 10.3390/nu15071764
PMCID: PMC10096788

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