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Common Genetic Factors May Play a Role in the Relationships Between Body Composition, Adipokines, and Low-Back-Pain-Related Disability.

Biomolecules - 8 Nov 2024

Tarabeih Nader, Kalinkovich Alexander, Ashkenazi Shai, Shalata Adel, Livshits Gregory

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In this study, we evaluated the contribution of the putative genetic factors into the established associations between selected circulating adipokine levels, body composition measurements, and low-back-pain-related disability scores (LBP_DS). A total of 1078 individuals from 98 nuclear families (with 1 to 11 siblings per family) were examined. A detailed self-report questionnaire was used to collect LBP...

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PMID: 39595602
DOI: 10.3390/biom14111426
PMCID: PMC11591575

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