AmiAge Gap

1. AmiAge Gap is associated with age-related disease incidence in humans.

   “Individuals with higher gaps exhibit increased frailty, telomere attrition, and elevated incidence of age-related diseases.”

   Humans

   Amino acid-based biological age clock and its implications for human health and aging

   Nature communications·22 May 2026

1. AmiAge Gap is associated with telomere attrition in humans.

   “Individuals with higher gaps exhibit increased frailty, telomere attrition, and elevated incidence of age-related diseases.”

   Humans

   Amino acid-based biological age clock and its implications for human health and aging

   Nature communications·22 May 2026

More on Telomere attrition

1. AmiAge Gap is associated with frailty in humans.

   “Individuals with higher gaps exhibit increased frailty, telomere attrition, and elevated incidence of age-related diseases.”

   Humans

   Amino acid-based biological age clock and its implications for human health and aging

   Nature communications·22 May 2026