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12 Krunic, D., S. Moshir, K. M. Greulich-Bode, et al, “Tissue
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17 Brennan, T. A., K. P. Egan, C. M. Lindborg, et al, “Mouse
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22 Noordam, R., D. A. Gunn, C. C. Tomlin, et al, “Cortisol

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23 V. Codd, C. P. Nelson, E. Albrecht, et al, “Identification
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24 Haycock, P. C., E. E. Heydon, S. Kaptoge, A. S. Butterworth,
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25 Yaffe, K., K. Lindquist, M. Kluse, et al, “Telomere Length
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26 Cohen-Manheim, I., G. M. Doniger, R. Sinnreich, E. S.
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27 King, K. S., J. Kozlitina, R. N. Rosenberg, R. M. Peshock, R. W.
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Telomere 7
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29 Zhan, Yiqiang, Ci Song, Robert Karlsson, Annika Tillander,
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41 Lapham, K., M. N. Kvale, J. Lin, “Automated Assay of Telo-
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