Longevity Variant Database

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    polymorphism factor odds ratio pvalue initial number replication number Population age of cases shorter lived allele longer lived allele study type reference
    Met410Val SHC1 0.192 730 563 Human 85+ Met Candidate Region/Gene 15036421
    rs1800896 IL10 0.64 250 vs 400 Finn >90 Candidate Region/Gene 11640949
    rs1061170 CFH 1.78 0.005 491 with follow-up during 4 years Finn >90 TT Candidate Region/Gene 19000922
    IL10 haplotypes IL10 0.05 237 vs 90 Turkish Age range: 65-99 −1082G, −819C, −592C Candidate Region/Gene 21299522
    IL10 haplotypes IL10 0.05 60 vs 60 Bulgarian Age range: 65-99 −1082G, −819C, -592C Candidate Region/Gene 21299522
    rs915179-rs2485662-rs4641-rs1468772 LMNA 1.56 2.5e-05 873 vs 443 New England Centenarian Study (NECS) (N = 738), (ii) the Southern Italian Centenarian Study (SICS) (N = 905), (iii) France (N = 1103), and (iv) the Einstein Ashkenazi Longevity Study (N = 702) American, Caucasian Mean age 101.5 GTCT Candidate Region/Gene 22340368
    rs1805415 PARP1 0.66 0.001 479 vs 900 388 vs 364 African American, Caucasian G,C T Candidate Region/Gene 19249341
    rs2275075 LMNA 0.54 873 vs 443 New England Centenarian Study: 545 vs 193; French: 557 vs 546; Southern Italian Centenarian Study: 455 vs 450; Ashkenazi Jewish: 354 vs 348 American, Caucasian Mean age 101.5 Candidate Region/Gene 22340368
    rs1805415 PARP1 0.66 0.001 479 vs 900 388 vs 364 African American, Caucasian G,C T Candidate Region/Gene 19249341
    rs1800896 IL10 0.031 119 vs 118 Jordanian Mean age 90.2 G A Candidate Region/Gene 20518833
    rs1801133 MTHFR 0.727 130 vs 135 Jordanian Mean age 90.01 Candidate Region/Gene 20003469
    rs1801133 MTHFR 0.01 108 (patients with CVD) vs 118 Swiss >65 C Candidate Region/Gene 10583447
    rs3818361 CR1 0.563 1364 American, British Age range 50-108; mean age at death 80.2 G A Candidate Region/Gene 22445811
    rs3211994 NTLH1 1.99 0.0056 1089 vs 736 1613 vs 1104 Danish 92-93 years old G A Candidate Region/Gene 22406557
    M/T235 AGT 0.67 0.53 187 vs 201 Danish centenarians T Candidate Region/Gene 11602206
    G1691A F5 0.004 432 vs 184 Polish Minimum age 95 A G Candidate Region/Gene 20720309
    rs915179-rs2485662-rs4641-rs1468772 LMNA 1.56 2.5e-05 873 vs 443 New England Centenarian Study (NECS) (N = 738), (ii) the Southern Italian Centenarian Study (SICS) (N = 905), (iii) France (N = 1103), and (iv) the Einstein Ashkenazi Longevity Study (N = 702) American, Caucasian Mean age 101.5 GTCT Candidate Region/Gene 22340368
    rs2275075 LMNA 0.54 873 vs 443 New England Centenarian Study: 545 vs 193; French: 557 vs 546; Southern Italian Centenarian Study: 455 vs 450; Ashkenazi Jewish: 354 vs 348 American, Caucasian Mean age 101.5 Candidate Region/Gene 22340368
    rs3818361 CR1 0.563 1364 American, British Age range 50-108; mean age at death 80.2 G A Candidate Region/Gene 22445811
    rs12050077 TSHR 1.68 0.0001 232 vs 163 Ashkenazi Jewish Median age 97 G A Candidate Region/Gene 19837933
    rs1801133 MTHFR 6.00 0.014 224 vs 441 Ashkenazi Jewish 75 T C Candidate Region/Gene 15621215
    AGT AGT 1.0 224 vs 441 Ashkenazi Jewish 75 Candidate Region/Gene 15621215
    rs1801133 MTHFR 0.029 (150 m, 74 f) vs (121 m, 320 f) Ashkenazi Jewish Mean age 75 C Candidate Region/Gene 15621215
    - F5 0.045 (150 m, 74 f) vs (121 m, 320 f) Ashkenazi Jewish Mean age 75 A Candidate Region/Gene 15621215
    rs1776180 EXO1 1.39 0.01 395 vs 411 455 vs 109 French, German Mean age 101.3 G C Candidate Region/Gene 19698732
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    The Longevity Variant Database (LVDB) is a collaborative effort to catalogue all published genetic variants relevant to human longevity.

    The project is directed by the Health Extension Research Foundation [http://www.healthextension.co/about/], and the online content is managed by the members of the Global Computing Initiative.

    LVDB is driven by an international collaboration of scientists, programmers, and volunteers, including Joe Betts-LaCroix, Kristen Fortney, Daniel Wuttke, Eric K. Morgen, Nick Schaum, John M. Adams, Jessica Choi, Barry Goldberg, Amir Levine, Maria Litovchenko, Aiste Narkeviciute, Emily Quist, Navneet Ramesh, Justin Rebo, Dmitri Shytikov, and Jimi Vyas. o


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