Biomarkers selection and mathematical modeling in biological age estimation.

Solim Essomandan Clémence Bafei, Chong Shen
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Biological age (BA) is important for clinical monitoring and preventing aging-related disorders and disabilities. Clinical and/or cellular biomarkers are measured and integrated in years using mathematical models to display an individual's BA. To date, there is not yet a single or set of biomarker(s) and technique(s) that is validated as providing the BA that reflects the best real aging status of individuals. Herein, a comprehensive overview of aging biomarkers is provided and the potential of genetic variations as proxy indicators of the aging state is highlighted. A comprehensive overview of BA estimation methods is also provided as well as a discussion of their performances, advantages, limitations, and potential approaches to overcome these limitations.

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生物年龄估计中的生物标志物选择和数学建模。
生物年龄(BA)对临床监测和预防衰老相关疾病和残疾具有重要意义。临床和/或细胞生物标记物经过数年的测量和整合,使用数学模型来显示个体的BA。迄今为止,还没有一种或一组生物标志物和技术被证实可以提供反映个体最佳真实衰老状态的BA。本文提供了衰老生物标志物的全面概述,并强调了遗传变异作为衰老状态代理指标的潜力。还提供了BA估计方法的全面概述,以及它们的性能、优点、限制和克服这些限制的潜在方法的讨论。
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