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Ticking Differently: Elucidating Sexual Dimorphism in Human Aging through Metabolomics, Proteomics and Genomics

2025-10-31

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That males and females age differently has been overlooked while developing aging clocks. Here, we developed a sex-specific metabolic aging clock in 390,941 individuals from the UK Biobank and integrated it with genetic, proteomic and epidemiological data to identify mechanisms accelerating/decelerating metabolic aging in males and females. Our findings reveal dysregulation of cholesterol metabolism, immune system...

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02b63f3c-2448-5b0a-845e-0be8d5471e14
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10.1101/2025.10.30.25339071
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