Little is known about the underlying relationship between mosaic loss of chromosome Y (mLOY), the most common chromosomal alterations in older men, and the risk of age-related lung diseases. mLOY may be a novel predictor for age-related lung diseases. For current smokers carrying mLOY, adopting quitting smoking behaviour may contribute to substantially reducing their risk of incident lung diseases.
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