Tissue clocks derived from histological signatures of biological aging enable tissue-specific aging predictions from blood

Is age really just a number? Hundreds of “aging clocks” developed over the last 10–15 years suggest that it is. These clocks aim to measure biological age rather than chronological age—initially using DNA methylation, more recent examples use, e.g., blood proteins. A recent preprint goes a step further by developing “tissue clocks” that predict the … Continue reading Tissue clocks derived from histological signatures of biological aging enable tissue-specific aging predictions from blood