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Urate-Related Genetic Risk Modulates the Anti-Aging Effects of Exogenous Nucleotides: Multi-Omics Evidence From Older Adults.

Aging cell·June 1, 2026·PMID 42265534

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This study provides early evidence that genetic variation in urate metabolism may determine whether nucleotide supplementation preferentially supports epigenetic maintenance or immune regulation, advancing a precision-nutrition approach to biological aging.

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