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Circulating Amino Acids Independently Predict Longitudinal Progression of Cardio–Ankle Vascular Index in Japanese Older Adults : The Kyotango Longevity Cohort Study

Oishi M, Kitani T, Tamagaki S, Ouchi N, Adachi A, Matoba Y, Ikeda K, Naito Y, Kamitani T, Matoba S.

Circulation reports

Dysbiosis Cohort study

Abstract

This study in Circulation Reports examines the relationship between circulating amino acids and the longitudinal progression of the cardio-ankle vascular index.

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M, O., T, K., S, T., N, O., A, A., Y, M., K, I., Y, N., T, K., & S., M. (n.d.). Circulating Amino Acids Independently Predict Longitudinal Progression of Cardio–Ankle Vascular Index in Japanese Older Adults : The Kyotango Longevity Cohort Study. <em>Circulation reports</em>. https://europepmc.org/article/PMC/PMC13649538

Vancouver

M O, T K, S T, N O, A A, Y M, et al. Circulating Amino Acids Independently Predict Longitudinal Progression of Cardio–Ankle Vascular Index in Japanese Older Adults : The Kyotango Longevity Cohort Study. Circulation reports.

BibTeX

@article{oishindCircul, title = {Circulating Amino Acids Independently Predict Longitudinal Progression of Cardio–Ankle Vascular Index in Japanese Older Adults : The Kyotango Longevity Cohort Study}, author = {Oishi M and Kitani T and Tamagaki S and Ouchi N and Adachi A and Matoba Y and Ikeda K and Naito Y and Kamitani T and Matoba S.}, journal = {Circulation reports}, }