In recent years, epigenetic clocks based on DNA methylation have evolved from research tools to widely used biomarkers of biological ageing. They correlate not only with chronological age, but also – depending on the “clock generation” – with morbidity, functional outcomes and mortality risks. At the same time, the step into clinical routine is challenging: measurement accuracy, comparability between tests, population generalizability and clinical decision limits have so far only been partially standardized.
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- Longevity-Special
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