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The biological age of the heart is consistently younger than chronological age

1 Jul 2020

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Chronological age represents the main factor in donor selection criteria for organ transplantation, however aging is very heterogeneous. Defining the biological aging of individual organs may contribute to supporting this process. In this study we examined the biological age of the heart [right (RA)/left atrium (LA)] and peripheral blood leucocytes in the same subject, and compared these to assess whether blood...

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PMID: 32612244
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-020-67622-1

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