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Organometric and Biochemical Regularities of Transition to Aging

Jun 2026 · Doklady Biological sciences · Vol 528, pp. 148 - 154 · 0 citations · 24 references
Medicine

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Age-specific MC ranges of ten visceral organs were developed for a period of 3–12 months of age, creating a methodological basis for standardizing gerontological studies and differentiating physiological involution from pathology.

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