Transcriptomic age clock

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Exercise

no changein silico1

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  1. Exercise has no effect on transcriptomic age clock in silico.

    “Genome level modelling produced an independently validated transcriptomic 'age clock' and found it to be invariant to muscle load status in people >50y”

    In silicopeople >50yskeletal muscle

    A network-based atlas of human skeletal muscle aging

    medRxiv : the preprint server for health sciences17 Feb 2026Preprint

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Blood and facial photos track organ aging and senescence scores in humans

Researchers used transcriptomic models, DNA methylation, and images across multiple human cohorts to infer tissue-specific biological age and hallmark burdens.Researchers used transcriptomic models, DNA methylation, and images across multiple human cohorts to infer tissue-specific biological age and hallmark burdens.

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