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DNA methylation of transposons pattern aging differences across a diverse cohort of dogs from the Dog Aging Project

2024-10-11

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Within a species, larger individuals often have shorter lives and higher rates of age-related disease. Despite this well-known link, we still know little about underlying age-related epigenetic differences, which could help us better understand inter-individual variation in aging and the etiology, onset, and progression of age-associated disease. Dogs exhibit this negative correlation between size, health, and lon...

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b9cdf561-aca6-54d4-bb44-6c76ace619cb
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10.1101/2024.10.08.617286
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