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Objective Assessments of Smoking and Drinking Outperform Clinical Phenotypes in Predicting Variance in Epigenetic Aging.

Genes - 2 Jul 2024

Philibert Robert, Lei Man-Kit, Ong Mei Ling, Beach Steven R H

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The reliability of the associations of the acceleration of epigenetic aging (EA) indices with clinical phenotypes other than for smoking and drinking is poorly understood. Furthermore, the majority of clinical phenotyping studies have been conducted using data from subjects of European ancestry. In order to address these limitations, we conducted clinical, physiologic, and epigenetic assessments of a cohort of...

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PMID: 39062648
DOI: 10.3390/genes15070869
PMCID: PMC11276345

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