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eLife

The aging epigenome

By Brandon L. Pierce
CommentaryBiomarkers
Paper

Abstract

A new approach helps to assess the impact of accelerated epigenetic aging on the risk of cancer.

  • Modelling and theory
  • Cancer
  • Epigenetic clock

The paper

Brandon L. Pierce

University of Chicago

eLife, 28 Apr 2022

doi.org/10.7554/elife.78693PubMed 35481978

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