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Genetic associations for two biological age measures point to distinct aging phenotypes

2020-07-11

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Biological age measures outperform chronological age in predicting various aging outcomes, yet little is known regarding genetic predisposition. We performed genome-wide association scans of two age-adjusted biological age measures (PhenoAgeAcceleration and BioAgeAcceleration), estimated from clinical biochemistry markers 1,2 in European-descent participants from UK Biobank. The strongest signals were found in the...

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75f07758-bf48-5cee-99f5-4a17337f3ee1
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10.1101/2020.07.10.20150797
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