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Cell type-resolved chromatin accessibility clocks for brain aging

2026-08-25

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Aging is a progressive decline in biological function that is proposed to be driven by the accumulation of epigenetic noise and the loss of epigenetic information. Among epigenetic readouts, DNA methylation has been extensively used to develop aging clocks, machine learning models that predict age from molecular data. However, DNA methylation clocks are relatively difficult to interpret and remain distant from gen...

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0f698f00-7074-5b66-abb0-2615059b8c39
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10.64898/2026.08.22.746439
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