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Gene clock predicts time to death in humans – and assesses ‘biological’ age

Cellular-ageing clocks based on gene activity could be more sensitive than previous measures.

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swissinfo.ch1 mesi fa

Swiss researchers help develop 'gene clock'

Swiss-assisted researchers develop "gene clocks" to measure biological age and remaining lifespan.

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nature.com1 mesi fa

Daily briefing: Gene-activity ‘clock’ predicts biological ageing

A gene-activity molecular clock predicts biological aging in rodents, monkeys, and humans — and time to death in people. More responsive than DNA-methylation clocks to environmental signals, it could accelerate longevity drug screening and inform pharma and biotech R&D prioritization.

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Timeline cronologica

  1. mercoledì 27 maggio 2026·nature.com

    Gene clock predicts time to death in humans – and assesses ‘biological’ age

    Cellular-ageing clocks based on gene activity could be more sensitive than previous measures.

  2. giovedì 28 maggio 2026·nature.com

    Daily briefing: Gene-activity ‘clock’ predicts biological ageing

    The new tool can predict ageing in rodents and monkeys — and time to death in people. Plus, zebrafish sleep in stages, similarly to humans, and the race to intercept lung cancer…

  3. giovedì 28 maggio 2026·swissinfo.ch

    Swiss researchers help develop 'gene clock'

    Swiss-assisted researchers develop "gene clocks" to measure biological age and remaining lifespan.