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An aging clock using metabolomic CSF

2021-04-05

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Quantifying the physiology of aging is essential for improving our understanding of age-related disease and the heterogeneity of healthy aging. Recent studies have shown that in regression models using “-omic” platforms to predict chronological age, residual variation in predicted age is correlated with health outcomes, and suggest that these “omic clocks” provide measures of biological age. This paper presents pr...

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2f923c73-8a2b-506f-b384-dd7993311035
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10.1101/2021.04.04.438397
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