Transcriptomics age acceleration
1 paper1 finding
- In silico1
Associations
1Epigenetic age
no changein silico1
1 study
Epigenetic age
no changein silico1
Epigenetic age is associated with transcriptomics age acceleration in silico (No correlation reported).
“we found that epigenetic age acceleration and transcriptomics age acceleration do not correlate with each other”
In silicosingle-omic clocks developed on the same multi-omics datasetperipheral bloodn = 182
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