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    Human longevity and variation in GH/IGF-1/insulin signaling, DNA damage signaling and repair and pro/antioxidant pathway genes: cross sectional and longitudinal studies. 

    Soerensen, M; Dato, S; Tan, Q; Thinggaard, M; Kleindorp, R; Beekman, M; Jacobsen, R; ... (19 authors) (Exp Gerontol, 2012-05)
    Here we explore association with human longevity of common genetic variation in three major candidate pathways: GH/IGF-1/insulin signaling, DNA damage signaling and repair and pro/antioxidants by investigating 1273 tagging ...
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    Prevalence, components, and correlates of metabolic syndrome (MetS) among elderly Muscovites. 

    Andreev, EM; Deev, AD; Jdanov, DA; Metelskaya, VA; Shalnova, SA; Shkolnikov, VM; Shkolnikova, Maria A; ... (8 authors) (Arch Gerontol Geriatr, 2012-09)
    The goal of this study is to estimate the prevalence of MetS, together with its components and correlates, among elderly Russians. Our population-based sample included randomly selected residents of Moscow aged 55 and older: ...
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    Cancer and longevity--is there a trade-off? A study of cooccurrence in Danish twin pairs born 1900-1918. 

    Christensen, Kaare; Pedersen, JK; Hjelmborg, JVB; Vaupel, James Walton; Stevnsner, T; Holm, NV; Skytthe, A (J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci, 2012-05)
    BACKGROUND: Animal models and a few human studies have suggested a complex interaction between cancer risk and longevity indicating a trade-off where low cancer risk is associated with accelerating aging phenotypes and, ...
     

     

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    Vaupel, James Walton (3)
    Christensen, Kaare (2)Stevnsner, T (2)Andreev, EM (1)Beekman, M (1)Bohr, VA (1)Christiansen, L (1)Dato, S (1)de Craen, AJM (1)Deev, AD (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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    Longevity (2)Adult (1)Antioxidants (1)Biomarkers (1)... View MoreAffiliation of Duke Author(s)Center for Population Health & Aging (3)Duke (3)Duke Population Research Institute (3)Sanford School of Public Policy (3)Staff (1)