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Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Designs in Animal Models

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Table 1. Cross-sectional design. In this table, three age groups are used but other ones could be used as well.
Figure  1:  Example  of  a  trait  that  does  not  change  with  age,  but  is  linked  with  lifespan,  the value of the trait decreasing as lifespan increases
Table 2. Cross-sectional design with no cohort effect. In this table, three age groups are used but other ones could be used as well.
Table 3. Longitudinal design. In this table, three age groups are used but other ones could be used as well.

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