David Sinclair· PhD
Males and females age differently: While males age linearly, females exhibit a sharp non-linear increase between the ages 50-55. This sharp increase is associated with menopause.
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Males and females age differently: While males age linearly, females exhibit a sharp non-linear increase between the ages 50-55. This sharp increase is associated with menopause.
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When comparing pre- and post-menopausal females of the same chronological age, we find that post-menopausal females have higher biological age for several body systems
Yeah, it is reflected in epigenetic. So, on average, again, not across the board but, if you look at the distributions, females on average will have lower epigenetic age than same chronological age males.