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Chromatin dynamics shape aging across organs

By Sam N. Barnett, Michela Noseda
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Abstract

Age-related chromatin remodeling includes shared and specific signatures across cell types, sex, and organs.

The paper

Sam N. Barnett, Michela Noseda

Imperial College London

Science, 26 Feb 2026

doi.org/10.1126/science.aef5650PubMed 41747061

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