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Early-life exposure to tobacco, genetic susceptibility, and accelerated biological aging in adulthood.

Science advances - 3 May 2024

Cui Feipeng, Tang Linxi, Li Dankang, Ma Yudiyang, Wang Jianing, Xie Junqing, Su Binbin, Tian Yaohua, Zheng Xiaoying

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Early-life tobacco exposure serves as a non-negligible risk factor for aging-related diseases. To understand the underlying mechanisms, we explored the associations of early-life tobacco exposure with accelerated biological aging and further assessed the joint effects of tobacco exposure and genetic susceptibility. Compared with those without in utero exposure, participants with in utero tobacco exposure had an...

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PMID: 38701212
DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adl3747
PMCID: PMC11068008

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