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The influence of captivity on cardiac structure and function across age, in rhesus macaques

2025-10-21

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<h4>Background</h4> Captive non-human primates are widely used as models of human aging, yet the conditions they live in differ markedly from their naturalistic environment. Differences between captive and free-ranging environments may impact how the cardiovascular system adapts with age, potentially confounding studies of natural aging. This study characterized age-related cardiac phenotypes in free-ranging rhes...

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Literature Corpus work: 969a9c24-7c5d-5d61-a1fc-727c6aa5de11
DOI: 10.1101/2025.10.20.683517

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