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Germline burden of rare damaging variants negatively affects human healthspan and lifespan

2019-10-13

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Genome-wide association studies often explore links between particular genes and phenotypes of interest. Known genetic variants, however, are responsible for only a small fraction of human lifespan variation evident from genetic twin studies. To account for the missing longevity variance, we hypothesized that the cumulative effect of deleterious variants may affect human longevity. Here, we report that the burden...

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c9156595-592d-5916-a53a-eb66675d5f39
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10.1101/802082
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