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Aging Markers, Patterns Found in Longitudinal Multi-Omics Study

Jan 13, 2020
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NEW YORK – By collecting genomic, metabolomic, clinical, and other data from healthy individuals over time, a Stanford University team has tracked down molecular markers for aging — demonstrating, in the process, that the specific pathways involved often vary from one individual to the next, producing distinct personal "ageotypes."

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