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Multi-organ MRI digitizes biological aging clocks across proteomics, metabolomics, and genetics

2025-07-11

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Leveraging clinical phenotypes 1,2 , neuroimaging 3 , proteomics 4 , metabolomics 5 , and epigenetics 6 , biological aging clocks across organ systems and tissues have advanced our understanding of human aging and disease. In this study, we expand this biological aging clock framework to multi-organ magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) by developing 7 organ-specific MRI-based biological age gaps (MRIBAGs), including t...

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3d9ca6c7-d388-5a82-8b1b-64ab908fe797
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10.1101/2025.07.10.25331263
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