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A deep neural network provides an ultraprecise multi-tissue transcriptomic clock for the short-lived fish <i>Nothobranchius furzeri</i> and identifies predicitive genes translatable to human aging

2022-11-26

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A key and unresolved question in aging research is how to quantify aging at the individual level that led to development of ”aging clocks”, machine learning algorhythms trained to predict individual age from high-dimensional molecular data under the the assumption that individual deviations of the predicted age from the chronological age contain information on the individual condition (often referred to as ”biolog...

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7384794e-e4b9-556f-8731-70f32160f172
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10.1101/2022.11.26.517610
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