Four-protein score

There is 1 paper on four-protein score in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Nov 2, 2026: “Four-protein score better predicts death in UK Biobank”.

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“The derived PS4 score significantly outperformed established non-invasive scores in predicting all-cause mortality across the expanded cohort.”
Proteomic resolution of the MASLD cardiometabolic spectrum identifies sex-driven endotypes and predicts systemic mortalityGut2026doi:10.1136/gutjnl-2026-338674
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Effects

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Mortality

mediatesin humans1

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  1. Four-protein score is linked with mortality in humans (of phenotypic class on mortality outcome) (10-20%).

    “The PS4 components, linked to hepatic lipid/one-carbon metabolism (FABP1, FTCD) and immune/vascular integrity (ADGRG1, GAST) pathways, were found to account for a significant fraction (10-20%) of the estimated effect”

    Humansof phenotypic class on mortality outcome

    Four-protein score better predicts death in UK Biobank

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Associations

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Mortality

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1 study
  1. Four-protein score predicts mortality in cohort with/without MRI-PDFF data.

    “The derived PS4 score significantly outperformed established non-invasive scores in predicting all-cause mortality across the expanded cohort.”

    Humansin cohort with/without MRI-PDFF data>15-yearn = 115,971

    Four-protein score better predicts death in UK Biobank

    Gut

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Four-protein score better predicts death in UK Biobank

Researchers validated a four-protein score in an observational cohort of 115,971 people, comparing its predictions with established noninvasive scores.Researchers validated a four-protein score in an observational cohort of 115,971 people, comparing its predictions with established noninvasive scores.

Cohort · 115,971 peopleBiomarkers