2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00414-020-02263-7
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Inter-laboratory adaption of age estimation models by DNA methylation analysis—problems and solutions

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“…This could be attributed to inter-laboratory variations and discrepancies resulting from slight experimental differences accumulated during the different stages of sample processing, which could potentially increase as the number of PCR and pyrosequencing assays increases 26 . In a more recent study Pfeifer et al evaluated two published multi-locus age prediction models using an independent validation set 44 . Their results presented worse age prediction performances (MAD of 9.84 instead of 3.75 in the original study 27 ) that they also attributed to inter-laboratory variations caused by some differences in experimental conditions (reagents used, PCR and pyrosequencing conditions and devices…) 44 .…”
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“…This could be attributed to inter-laboratory variations and discrepancies resulting from slight experimental differences accumulated during the different stages of sample processing, which could potentially increase as the number of PCR and pyrosequencing assays increases 26 . In a more recent study Pfeifer et al evaluated two published multi-locus age prediction models using an independent validation set 44 . Their results presented worse age prediction performances (MAD of 9.84 instead of 3.75 in the original study 27 ) that they also attributed to inter-laboratory variations caused by some differences in experimental conditions (reagents used, PCR and pyrosequencing conditions and devices…) 44 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a more recent study Pfeifer et al evaluated two published multi-locus age prediction models using an independent validation set 44 . Their results presented worse age prediction performances (MAD of 9.84 instead of 3.75 in the original study 27 ) that they also attributed to inter-laboratory variations caused by some differences in experimental conditions (reagents used, PCR and pyrosequencing conditions and devices…) 44 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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