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The human pathome shows sex specific aging patterns post-development

2023-02-27

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Little is known about tissue specific changes that occur with aging in humans. Using the description of 33 million histological samples we extract thousands of age- and mortality-associated features from text narratives that we call The Human Pathome (pathoage.com). Notably, we can broadly determine when pathological aging starts, indicating a sexual dimorphism with females aging earlier but slower and males aging...

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9141c3dd-46dc-58ca-b94a-3bab1c173391
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10.1101/2023.02.27.530179
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