Organ- and system-specific aging clocks

Biomarker

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Associations

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261 genomic loci

mixedin humans1

1 study
  1. 261 genomic loci is associated with organ- and system-specific aging clocks in humans (261 associated genomic loci).

    “Genetic analyses identify 261 genomic loci associated with these clocks, revealing organ-specific and pleiotropic genetic architectures.”

    Humans

    Blood protein aging measures linked to 1,059 diseases

    Nature communications9 Sep 2026

Incident and prevalent diseases

mixedin humans1

1 study
  1. Organ- and system-specific aging clocks are associated with incident and prevalent diseases in humans (5436 significant associations with 1059 diseases: 655 incident and 404 prevalent).

    “16 organ- and system-specific aging clocks that show 5436 significant associations with 1059 diseases (i.e., 655 incident and 404 prevalent diseases)”

    HumansUK Biobankplasman = 53,014

    Blood protein aging measures linked to 1,059 diseases

    Nature communications9 Sep 2026

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Nature Communications

Blood protein aging measures linked to 1,059 diseases

An observational study of 53,014 UK Biobank participants found 5,436 associations between 16 organ- and system-specific aging clocks and 1,059 diseases.An observational study of 53,014 UK Biobank participants found 5,436 associations between 16 organ- and system-specific aging clocks and 1,059 diseases.

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