Residual epigenetic age acceleration

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Tumor status

mixedin silico1

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  1. Tumor status is associated with residual epigenetic age acceleration in silico (Significant tumor–normal differences in six of 11 cohorts).

    “Across 11 TCGA cohorts, EG-BINN identified significant tumor--normal differences in residual epigenetic age acceleration in six cohorts”

    In silicoSix of 11 TCGA cohortstumor and normal tissue

    Model predicts age more accurately in tissue datasets

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Model predicts age more accurately in tissue datasets

Trained on 93 multi-tissue datasets, the computational model made smaller age-prediction errors than comparison models, including in tests on eight datasets excluded from…Trained on 93 multi-tissue datasets, the computational model made smaller age-prediction errors than comparison models, including in tests on eight datasets excluded from training.

Preprint: computational studyBiomarkers