age phenotype

Aliases: 11 years, 12 years, 13 years, 14 years, 30–39 years, 40–49 years, 60–69 years, AGE, advancing age, age, age at assessment, age at disaster, age at interview, age group, age of respondents, age of the subject, baseline age, chronological age, mean age, older age, older age groups, older youth, participant age, respondent’s age, under 40, younger, younger age, younger age at baseline, younger participants

Evidence from: primary | all sources

Related entities (27)

Subject	Relation	Object	p-value	Evidence
age	associated_with	alcohol dependence	—	1
age	risk_factor_for	Alcohol Dependence Symptoms	—	1
age	regulates	alpha peak frequency	—	1
age	associated_with	astrocytes	—	1
age	associated_with	auditory	—	1
age	risk_factor_for	blood pressure	—	1
age	risk_factor_for	cancer	—	4
age	associated_with	cannabis use	—	1
age	risk_factor_for	cardiovascular disease	—	2
age	associated_with	cognitive measures	—	1
age	associated_with	externalizing disorders	—	1
age	associated_with	genetic factors	—	1
age	protective_against	heavy drinking	—	1
age	associated_with	HED	—	1
age	associated_with	maxdrinks	—	1
age	associated_with	obesity	—	1
age	interacts_with	parental alcoholism	—	1
age	regulates	resting state	—	1
age	associated_with	resting state	—	1
age	associated_with	SNP	—	1
age	regulates	task-related brain activity	—	1
age	associated_with	task-related brain activity	—	1
age	associated_with	trauma exposure	—	1
DNA methylation	biomarker_for	age	—	1
drinkers	associated_with	age	—	1
full sample	associated_with	age	0.001	1
meta-analysis	associated_with	age	—	1

Papers in which this entity is mentioned.

All extracted name/type variants the normalize job merged into this entity. Use this to spot wrong merges, or aliases that should be split off.

Raw name	Type	Papers	Mentions
age	phenotype	662	1739
older age	phenotype	28	34
age	cohort	23	25
younger age	phenotype	23	27
age at assessment	phenotype	9	10
participant age	phenotype	5	6
age	drug	4	4
age at interview	phenotype	3	4
baseline age	phenotype	2	2
advancing age	phenotype	1	1
younger participants	phenotype	1	1
11 years	phenotype	—	—
12 years	phenotype	—	—
13 years	phenotype	—	—
14 years	phenotype	—	—
30–39 years	phenotype	—	—
40–49 years	phenotype	—	—
60–69 years	phenotype	—	—
age at disaster	phenotype	—	—
age of respondents	phenotype	—	—
age of the subject	phenotype	—	—
older age groups	phenotype	—	—
older youth	phenotype	—	—
respondent’s age	phenotype	—	—
under 40	phenotype	—	—
younger age at baseline	phenotype	—	—