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Epigenetic aging rate

downin A. sylvaticus1

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  1. Food supplementation decreases epigenetic aging rate in A. sylvaticus.

    “wild mice given experimental food supplementation and parasite-removal drugs exhibited slower epigenetic ageing rates”

    Animalswild mice

    Epigenetic Clocks Uncover the Natural History of Ageing in Wild Mice

    bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)12 Apr 2025Preprint

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