Very-long-chain sphingomyelin
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Age increases very-long-chain sphingomyelin in humans.
“several very long-chain sphingomyelins (VLC SMs), such as C28:1 and C30:1, increases with age, showing a positive correlation.”
Humansnormoglycemic, biracial individuals (Black and White)plasman = 240
BiogerontologyMay 5, 2025
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