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Scientists have said having longer genes can make someone live longer (stock photo)

Scientists Unravel Mystery of Aging: Gene Length Is the Decisive Factor

Scientists think they have cracked the secret of aging. Major genetic analysis of people, rodents and fish has revealed that the length of their DNA is directly related to their biological age. Shorter genes were associated with shorter lifespans, while longer genes were linked to better health and longevity. Scientists believe that if they can …

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Cumulative exposures, focus on precision medicine from the Mayo conference (Environmental Factor, December 2022)

Cumulative exposures, focus on precision medicine from the Mayo conference (Environmental Factor, December 2022)

“Explore the Exposome: The Next Frontier in Individualizing Medicine” was the title of a Mayo Clinic conference that brought together experts from around the world, including NIEHS leaders and grantees, November 2 and 3 in Rochester, Minnesota. Participants explored how the exposome – the totality of a person’s lifetime exposures and their corresponding biological effects …

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ARHGAP35 is a novel disrupted factor in human developmental ocular phenotypes – European Journal of Human Genetics

Ma A, Yousoof S, Grigg JR, Flaherty M, Minoche AE, Cowley MJ, et al. Revealing hidden genetic diagnoses in ocular anterior segment disorders. Genet Med. 2020;22:1623–32. CAS PubMed Article PubMed Central Google Scholar Chassaing N, Causse A, Vigouroux A, Delahaye A, Alessandri JL, Boespflug-Tanguy O, et al. Molecular findings and clinical data in a cohort …

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Research shows how height could be a risk factor for a number of diseases |  Way of life

Research shows how height could be a risk factor for a number of diseases | Way of life

According to a major genetic study, a person’s height can impact their chances of developing a number of common diseases in adulthood. Significant findings include a relationship between height and an increased risk of peripheral neuropathy and circulatory problems as well as a relationship between height and a decreased risk of coronary heart disease. The …

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