Our ChAMP paper is out!
epigeneticsandchromatin.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....

information loss in the liver. Thanks to the
Goldstein lab that provided much of the data and the ChIP-seq analysis. biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

P.S. the preprint isn't really new, but you aren't following me on twitter, so it's new for you.

and some diseases. Here, we show that these sites causally contribute to aging: both pathogenic SNPs and causal epigenetic clocks (DamAge) are enriched for these sites. Information loss is also reversible: in mice, repeated fasting (but not a single fast) reverses this 2/3

Our preprint "Reversible and Causal Epigenetic Information Loss in Liver Aging and Disease" is out! We've previously shown that looking at methylation sites that are very different in one tissue from all others allows us to observe epigenetic information is loss upon aging 1/3

Where can I buy the official CD? #TCTeAC

Fun fact - this was the inspiration for the review process in journal XXX.