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Blood Omics Models for System-Specific Mortality Risk Estimation

2024-12-03

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Traditional blood-based aging clocks provide an estimate of a person’s overall biological age. However, physiological systems and organs age at different rates in an individual, and anti-aging interventions often target specific physiological systems. Therefore, there is a growing need for methods capable of assessing biological age at the level of specific physiological systems. Here, we used blood chemistry and...

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10.1101/2024.11.27.625723
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