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Longitudinal fragility phenotyping contributes to the prediction of lifespan and age-associated morbidity in C57BL/6 and Diversity Outbred mice.
GeroScience - 1 Oct 2024
Luciano Alison, Robinson Laura, Garland Gaven, Lyons Bonnie, Korstanje Ron, Di Francesco Andrea, Churchill Gary A
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Aging studies in mammalian models often depend on natural lifespan data as a primary outcome. Tools for lifespan prediction could accelerate these studies and reduce the need for veterinary intervention. Here, we leveraged large-scale longitudinal frailty and lifespan data on two genetically distinct mouse cohorts to evaluate noninvasive strategies to predict life expectancy in mice. We applied a modified frailty...
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