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Association Between Morbidity and Skeletal Biomarkers of Biological Aging

Abstract The Osseographic Scoring System (OSS) is a synthetic measure of skeletal aging that combines osteoporotic and osteoarthritic changes of...
Human Biology, 02/01/06 by Kalichman, Leonid; Livshits, Gregory; Kobyliansky, Eugene · More from publication
Mode of inheritance of hand osteoarthritis in ethnically homogeneous pedigrees

Abstract The aim of the present study was to investigate the extent and mode of inheritance of hand osteoarthritis (OA) using a large sample of...
Human Biology, 12/01/02 by Livshits, Gregory; Kalichman, Leonid; Cohen, Zvi; Kobyliansky, Eugene · More from publication
Heterogeneity of genetic control of blood pressure in ethnically different populations

Abstract We review the literature on statistical genetic analyses of blood pressure in samples from various ethnic backgrounds using different...
Human Biology, 08/01/99 by Livshits, Gregory; Ginsburg, Emil; Kobyliansky, Eugene · More from publication
Segregation analysis reveals a major gene effect in compact and cancellous bone mineral density in 2 populations

Abstract Involvement of genetic factors in determining bone mineral density (BMD) is doubtless. However, the exact nature of the genes governing...
Human Biology, 04/01/99 by Livshits, Gregory; Karasik, David; Pavlovsky, Oleg; Kobyliansky, Eugene · More from publication
Population biology of human aging: Segregation analysis of bone age characteristics

Abstract. The main goal of the present study is to elucidate the extent to which primary characteristics of bone aging are determined by major gene...
Human Biology, 08/01/96 by Livshits, Gregory; Pavlovsky, Oleg; Kobyliansky, Eugene · More from publication
Population biology of human aging: Ethnic and climatic variation of bone age scores

Changes in bone and cartilage take place during all stages of human life. After the third decade of life the human skeleton begins to undergo...
Human Biology, 04/01/96 by Livshits, Gregory; Vainder, Michael; Pavlovsky, Oleg; Kobyliansky, Eugene · More from publication

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