The revised study results were presented by the team at the American Aging Association meeting in June 2011. These data featured nine single SNP associations (versus two previously), and linked 281 SNPs to signatures for exceptional longevity (versus 180 SNPs previously). The overall conclusion remained unchanged - that
centenarians, while having the same disease mutational profiles as non-centenarians, have other specific aspects to their genetic profiles which indicate a signature for exceptional longevity