Baseline inflammatory and metabolic markers

Biomarker

1 finding

“no baseline measures of inflammation or metabolic pathology were associated with changes in advanced epigenetic age over time”
Investigation of bidirectional longitudinal associations between advanced epigenetic age and peripheral biomarkers of inflammation and metabolic syndromeAging2019doi:10.18632/aging.101992

Effects

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Advanced epigenetic age

no changein humans1

1 study
  1. Baseline inflammatory and metabolic markers were not clearly linked with advanced epigenetic age in humans.

    “no baseline measures of inflammation or metabolic pathology were associated with changes in advanced epigenetic age over time”

    Humanstwo yearsn = 179

    Investigation of bidirectional longitudinal associations between advanced epigenetic age and peripheral biomarkers of inflammation and metabolic syndrome

    Aging

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