Tissue-derived pathway-subset enrichment in blood

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Frailty, mild cognitive impairment, and Alzheimer's disease

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  1. Frailty, mild cognitive impairment, and Alzheimer's disease is associated with tissue-derived pathway-subset enrichment in blood in humans (23 of 30 predefined pathway-subset tests significantly positively enriched after false-discovery-rate correction).

    “23 of 30 predefined tissue-derived pathway-subset tests showed significant positive enrichment after false-discovery-rate correction, whereas individual gene-level bulk-blood associations did not survive correction.”

    Humansindependent frailty and ADNI mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease datasetsperipheral blood

    Aging muscle and Alzheimer's brain share inflammatory signals

    bioRxiv8 Oct 2026Preprint

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Aging muscle and Alzheimer's brain share inflammatory signals

Analysing datasets from 23 muscle donors and 30 early-progression brain donors, researchers identified matching inflammatory gene pathways across tissues.Analysing datasets from 23 muscle donors and 30 early-progression brain donors, researchers identified matching inflammatory gene pathways across tissues.

Preprint: computational studyInflammation