Age-associated methylation trajectories

There is 1 paper on age-associated methylation trajectories in aging research: 1 trial in people. The newest story, Oct 30, 2026: “Laser treatment shifted aging-linked DNA marks in human skin”.

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Non-ablative fractional laser 1940-nm treatment

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  1. Non-ablative fractional laser 1940-nm treatment decreases age-associated methylation trajectories in humans (comparison with age-associated single-CpG methylation changes) (Pearson’s R=-0.35, Spearman rho = − 0.26).

    “The resulting two-dimensional density map revealed a striking directional pattern, DNA methylation changes following NAFL treatment were anti-correlated with aging in human skin epidermis (Pearson’s R=-0.35, Spearman rho = − 0.26).”

    Human trialcomparison with age-associated single-CpG methylation changesskin epidermis6 monthsn = 22

    Laser treatment shifted aging-linked DNA marks in human skin

    Scientific reports

  2. Non-ablative fractional laser 1940-nm treatment decreases age-associated methylation trajectories in humans (CpGs showing strong differential signal in both aging reference and NAFL-treatment) (83.9% of CpGs).

    “NAFL reversed age-associated methylation trajectories at 83.9% of CpGs showing strong differential signal in both the aging reference and NAFL-treatment.”

    Human trialCpGs showing strong differential signal in both aging reference and NAFL-treatmentepidermisn = 22

    Laser treatment shifted aging-linked DNA marks in human skin

    Scientific reports

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Laser treatment shifted aging-linked DNA marks in human skin

Changes in DNA marks opposed age-related patterns at 83.9% of sites with strong signals in both treatment and aging-reference datasets.Changes in DNA marks opposed age-related patterns at 83.9% of sites with strong signals in both treatment and aging-reference datasets.

Non-randomized trial · 22 peopleSkin