Andrew Huberman· PhD
So we were able to with the current technology that measures these thousands of proteins, we were able to assign proteins to 40 different cell types. And so we can now make estimates of specific cell types in your body.
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So we were able to with the current technology that measures these thousands of proteins, we were able to assign proteins to 40 different cell types. And so we can now make estimates of specific cell types in your body.
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So you can measure a proteins in the blood, which change predictably over time. There's a protein called GDF15, which is circulating... It's now a really great biomarker for aging.