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Profiles of circulating histidine-rich glycoprotein associate with chronological age and risk of all-cause mortality

2018-11-09

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1. <h4>SUMMARY</h4> Despite recognizing aging as risk factor of human diseases, little is still known about the molecular traits of biological age and mortality risk. To identify age-associated proteins circulating human blood, we screened 156 subjects aged 50-92 years using an exploratory and multiplexed affinity proteomics approach. We corroborated the top age-associated protein profile (adjusted P < 0.001) in...

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c2cd5229-ed14-5ed7-8d7e-6b930928644e
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10.1101/464909
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