DunedinPACE is an epigenetic clock that estimates pace of aging (how fast you are aging) rather than biological age. It is derived from the Dunedin Study longitudinal cohort and uses DNA methylation patterns to predict decline across multiple organ systems.
Key Points
- •Pace vs. age — reflects rate of change, not absolute "age"
- •Intervention tracking — can show if interventions slow aging pace
- •Multi-system — correlates with cardiovascular, metabolic, cognitive, and physical decline
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The Senolytic article references DunedinPACE as a biomarker for aging and intervention effects.