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High adiponectin concentration and its role for longevity in female centenarians

2006-02-27

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Background: Evidence from experimental models of longevity indicates that maintenance of energy homeostasis could be indispensable for longevity across various species. In humans, it has been reported that maintenance of glucose homeostasis and vascular stability is one biomedical feature of centenarians, who have reached the maximum life‐span. We hypothesized that adiponectin, a novel anti‐inflammatory adipocytok...

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14458a65-bd3e-572a-9e25-e49c589e19eb
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10.1111/j.1447-0594.2006.00304.x
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