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Research on canine biological aging processes
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Latest: Genetic research explains shorter lifespans in large dog breeds
Research involving the Dog Aging Project has identified molecular reasons why large dog breeds tend to age more rapidly and have shorter lifespans than smaller breeds. Initial findings reported in the journal Nature high
ASU research on canine epigenetic aging
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Latest: Arizona State University researchers link large dog size to faster aging
Researchers at Arizona State University have identified a genomic mechanism that explains why large dog breeds age more rapidly than smaller ones. According to a study published in the journal Science, this accelerated m
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