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Dogs and humans share biomarkers of mortality

2025-08-25

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There is growing interest in the use of molecular features as predictors of age, age-related disease risk and age-related mortality. A major shortcoming of this field, however, is the lack of suitable translational research models to identify and understand the underlying mechanisms of these predictive biomarkers in human populations. In particular, we lack a system which, like humans, is genetically variable, liv...

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a34d6bac-2514-532e-b2a5-77b3b3b47d8c
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10.1101/2025.08.20.671317
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