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Exome-wide association studies in general and long-lived populations identify genetic variants related to human age

2020-07-19

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> Aging is characterized by degeneration in cellular and organismal functions leading to increased disease susceptibility and death. Although our understanding of aging biology in model systems has increased dramatically, large-scale sequencing studies to understand human aging are now just beginning. We applied exome sequencing and association analyses (ExWAS) to identify age-related variants on 5...

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7ecab075-13a4-56cd-9bb1-278bdc9c3073
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10.1101/2020.07.19.188789
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