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Study discovers longevity may be down to one particular gene
- Dutch researchers have found that a single gene may influence why some families live long lives.
- Families with long-lived parents showed a cardiometabolic disease onset 13 years later than others.
- Researchers identified the CGAS gene as likely having one active copy in these families, which reduces inflammation while still fighting infections and repairing damage.
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Study discovers longevity may be down to one particular gene
Dutch researchers have identified a gene in long-lived families that may be responsible for their longevity being passed on.
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