Biological age
DNA methylation patterns are used to visualise an age-related indicator that differs from calendar age.
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DNA Methylation BioAge Analysis
A wellness analysis that uses DNA methylation patterns to visualise biological age and other age-related indicators.
05 / 05OVERVIEW
People of the same calendar age can have different biological patterns associated with lifestyle, environment and health. BioAge uses DNA methylation data to report selected age-related indicators.
The report is intended to support reflection and discussion about health and lifestyle. It does not diagnose disease, determine treatment response or predict lifespan.
FEATURES
DNA methylation patterns are used to visualise an age-related indicator that differs from calendar age.
The report includes indicators related to pace of ageing and selected body systems.
Repeat assessment may provide a structured opportunity to discuss lifestyle and health goals with a professional.
SPECIFICATION
Specifications and turnaround may vary according to specimen quality, transport, analytical status and the menu offered by the medical institution.
DETAILS
Compares calendar age with a biological-age indicator derived from DNA methylation data.
Presents age-related indicators associated with selected physiological systems.
Results should be reviewed alongside lifestyle, medical history and other relevant information.
PROCESS
The service scope and non-diagnostic intended use are confirmed.
A specimen is collected using the designated method.
DNA methylation patterns are measured and analysed.
Age-related indicators are organised in an individual report.
The result may be discussed with a clinician or health professional when appropriate.
FAQ
ANo. BioAge does not diagnose disease or predict lifespan. It provides wellness indicators associated with ageing.
ANo improvement is guaranteed. Results vary between individuals and may also be influenced by measurement conditions and the analytical model.
OASIS BioAge is not intended to diagnose disease, determine treatment, or assess treatment efficacy. Anyone with symptoms or concerns about clinical test results should consult a medical institution.