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Resultant products of a chain of chemical reactions after an initial glycation reaction. AGEs may play an important adverse role in process of atherosclerosis, diabetes, aging and chronic renal failure.<\/p>\n

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Proteins that have been nonenzymatically modified by the addition of sugar residues to lysine. These altered proteins increase with aging, and in patients with hyperglycemia and diabetes mellitus.<\/p>\n

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