What does the research say about Protein-derived RNA scores?

Protein-derived RNA scores

There is 1 paper on protein-derived RNA scores in aging research: none in people yet, 1 in animals. The newest story, Oct 29, 2026: “Age-linked protein patterns differ among organs in mice”.

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Chronological age is associated with protein-derived RNA scores in mice (spatial transcriptomes).
“In spatial transcriptomes, protein-derived RNA scores rose with age within tissue niches, usually without detectable changes in relative niche abundance.”
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Age-linked protein patterns differ among organs in mice
bioRxivOct 29, 2026Preprint
Protein-derived RNA scores are associated with chronological age in mice (independent transcriptomic cohorts; unchanged protein-derived weights).
“the scores retained age associations in independent transcriptomic cohorts, with stronger associations in the corresponding organs.”
Animalsindependent transcriptomic cohorts; unchanged protein-derived weights
Age-linked protein patterns differ among organs in mice
bioRxivOct 29, 2026Preprint

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bioRxivOct 29

Age-linked protein patterns differ among organs in mice

Models built from protein measurements in eight mouse organs tracked age in independent groups but transferred poorly from one organ to another.Models built from protein measurements in eight mouse organs tracked age in independent groups but transferred poorly from one organ to another.

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Age-linked protein patterns differ among organs in mice

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