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Examination of the Dimensions of Biological Age

26 Mar 2019

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The concept of biological age has been used more and more frequently in aging research in attempts to measure the progress of the biological aging process as opposed to the simple passage of time. Several approaches to quantify biological age have been utilized, including the use of biomarkers in the form of serum analytes, epigenetic markers, and deficit or frailty indices. Among these methods, the deficit index...

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PMID: 30972107
DOI: 10.3389/fgene.2019.00263

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