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Is heteroscedasticity a major issue in metabolomics/proteomics/lipidomics/epigenetic aging?


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Esp b/c variance increases more with age (mid-age is when differences in facial aging become most apparent)

Also, sample sizes are not equal between different age groups (younger ages are often captured the least)

It may decrease less in late-life because so much of the population by then is dead, so the sample then is not representative.

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