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Epigenetic Clocks and Programmatic Aging

2023-12-26

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The last decade has seen remarkable progress in the characterization of methylation clocks that track biological age in humans and many other mammalian species. While the biological processes of aging that underlie these clocks have remained unclear, several clues have pointed to a link to developmental mechanisms. These include the presence in the vicinity of clock CpG sites of genes that specify development, inc...

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866bfe82-fa2a-5e71-90fa-5aeffcf9860a
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10.20944/preprints202312.1892.v1
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