Epigenetic Clocks
Steve explains that epigenetic clocks are a continuous readout that links prenatal tissues directly to very old samples. Methylation changes are almost global, and when you look at the genome, we have, in principle, 28 million locations in the genome are cytosines. Some of them gain methylation, some of them lose methylation.In this clip
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Can methylation clocks target aging as discussed in the episode "Dr. Steve Horvath on epigenetic aging to predict healthspan: the DNA PhenoAge and GrimAge clocks" and the clip "Aging Clocks"?
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