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Epigenetic signature of heterogeneity in aging: Findings from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging

2025-08-27

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Human aging does not follow a single trajectory. Epigenetic changes offer insight into the heterogeneity in aging by reflecting the combined influence of genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors on the timing and progression of age-related changes beyond what chronological age alone can explain. Emerging research in cancer and aging highlights the importance of methylation variability as a marker of biologica...

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51bfa002-0e28-5ed4-9d0f-f3b26eef2a4b
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10.1101/2025.08.25.671156
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