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SkeletAge: Transcriptomics-based Aging Clock Identifies 26 New Targets in Skeletal Muscle Aging

2025-07-31

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Identifying the set of genes that regulate baseline healthy aging – aging that is not confounded by illness – is critical to understating aging biology. Machine learning-based age-estimators (such as epigenetic clocks) offer a robust method for capturing biomarkers that strongly correlate with age. In principle, we can use these estimators to find novel targets for aging research, which can then be used for develo...

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35a379e5-444e-5933-9bc1-3acf8dd8d4d5
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10.1101/2025.07.28.667277
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