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DNA methylation-estimated phenotypes, telomere length and risk of ischemic stroke: epigenetic age acceleration of screening and a Mendelian randomization study.

Aging - 16 Aug 2024

Maimaiti Aierpati, Ma Jianhua, Hao Chenguang, Han Dengfeng, Wang Yongxin, Wang Zengliang, Abudusalamu Rena

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BACKGROUND: Aging is a complex biological process that may be accelerated in certain pathological conditions. DNA methylation age (DNAmAge) has emerged as a biomarker for biological age, which can differ from chronological age. This research peels back the layers of the relationship between fast-forward aging and ischemic stroke, poking and prodding the potential two-way causal influences between stroke and...

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PMID: 39159130
DOI: 10.18632/aging.206072
PMCID: PMC11386914

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