Re:Building an AI to predict human age from a blood sample
by n_2 on Monday March 09, 2020 @12:05PM
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Good to see other people interested in this!
Our startup (Chronomics) has built the most accurate epigenetic clock from Saliva (no needles..) which looks at 20 million positions (or features) https://www.chronomics.com/science
Really interesting area and we are starting to be able to define many more novel indicators of actionable health risks such as smoke exposure, alcohol consumption and metabolic status from DNA methylation.
Our startup (Chronomics) has built the most accurate epigenetic clock from Saliva (no needles..) which looks at 20 million positions (or features) https://www.chronomics.com/science
Really interesting area and we are starting to be able to define many more novel indicators of actionable health risks such as smoke exposure, alcohol consumption and metabolic status from DNA methylation.