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An accurate aging clock developed from the largest dataset of microbial and human gene expression reveals molecular mechanisms of aging

2020-09-19

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Accurate measurement of the biological markers of the aging process could provide an “aging clock” measuring predicted longevity and allow for the quantification of the effects of specific lifestyle choices on healthy aging. Using modern machine learning techniques, we demonstrate that chronological age can be predicted accurately from (a) the expression level of human genes in capillary blood, and (b) the express...

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Literature Corpus work: f4897921-e8b1-5195-af4d-22d961a22144
DOI: 10.1101/2020.09.17.301887

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