Lifestyle weight-loss intervention may attenuate methylation aging: the CENTRAL MRI randomized controlled trial
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L. Liang | P. Stadler | M. Stampfer | M. Stumvoll | S. Bernhart | P. Kovacs | M. Blüher | I. Shelef | U. Ceglarek | D. Schwarzfuchs | H. Zelicha | A. Yaskolka Meir | G. Tsaban | Y. Gepner | I. Shai | Jun Li | E. Rinott | Alon Kaplan | M. Keller | Yifei Lin
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