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Height variation independent of known genetic variants and health in later life: a cohort study
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Adult-attained height is associated with later-life health, but it reflects both genetic and nongenetic influences. The health implications of height variation not explained by known common height-associated genetic variants remain unclear.
Keywords:
height
genetic risk score
multimorbidity
preadulthood environment
proteome
BP
biological process
CI
confidence interval
FDR
false discovery rate
GO
Gene Ontology
GWAS
genome-wide association study
HR
hazard ratio
KEGG
Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes
LOD
limit of detection
NPX
Normalized Protein eXpression
SDH
social determinant of health
SNP
single-nucleotide polymorphism
UK Biobank
United Kingdom Biobank
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