Scientists Identify RNA-Based ‘Ageing Clock’ in Human Sperm:

Scientists Identify RNA-Based ‘Ageing Clock’ in Human Sperm:

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: January 22 2026

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  • Researchers have discovered a previously unknown RNA-based ageing marker in human sperm, revealing that certain RNA fragments lengthen as men age.
  • A study by University of Utah Health scientists found a significant mid-life shift in sperm RNA patterns, similar to observations in mice. The altered RNA may influence metabolism-related genes, potentially explaining increased health risks in children born to older fathers.
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