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Different epigenetic clocks reflect distinct pathophysiological features of multiple sclerosis

1 Sept 2019

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Aim: Accumulating evidence links epigenetic age to diseases and age-related conditions, but little is known about its association with multiple sclerosis (MS). Materials & methods: We estimated epigenetic age acceleration measures using DNA methylation from blood or sorted cells of MS patients and controls. Results: In blood, sex (p = 4.39E-05) and MS (p = 2.99E-03) explained the variation in age acceleration,...

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PMID: 31592692
DOI: 10.2217/epi-2019-0102

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