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Table 1.

Participating institutions in the EarlyCause project.

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Table of hypotheses for longitudinal human data, animal and cellular models.

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Fig 1.

Schematic overview of the EarlyCause project, that will study the link between ELS (1) and multi-morbidity (3), as mediated by biological pathways (2).

Large-scale life course human data (4), as well as experimental and computational models, will be used to identify and validate the causative mechanisms.

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Fig 2.

Overall methodology of the EarlyCause project, including (A) research platform of harmonised data from existing resources, research protocols and best practices; (B) triangulation approach, which will capitalise on the complementary strengths of epidemiological and genetic methods in humans, experimental animal and cellular models, and in silico data integration pipelines; and (C) expected results such as new biomarkers and clinical knowledge.

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Fig 3.

Differences between (1) simple multivariate analysis and (2) latent modelling of psycho-cardio-metabolic multi-morbidity implemented in EarlyCause.

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Fig 4.

Overview of the experiments and analyses in rodents to identify molecular pathways linking ELS to PCM multi-morbidity.

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Fig 5.

Overview of the cellular modelling experiences.

SCFAs (Short-chain fatty acids).

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Table 3.

Biochemical and cellular candidate pathways that will be investigated in vitro.

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Fig 6.

Overview of the EarlyCause centralised research platform, which will allow us to upload, search and manage human and experimental data for investigating ELS-induced multi-morbidity.

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Fig 7.

Overview of the research directions affected by EarlyCause.

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