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DNA methylation-based forensic age estimation in human bone

2019-10-11

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DNA methylation is an epigenetic modification of cytosine nucleotides that represents a promising suite of aging markers with broad potential applications. In particular, determining an individual’s age from their skeletal remains is an enduring problem in the field of forensic anthropology, and one that epigenetic markers are particularly well-suited to address. However, all DNA methylation-based age prediction m...

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54ef400a-d604-5cc4-83ff-918228e6f4bb
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10.1101/801647
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