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Epigenetic Age Markers

Meaning

Epigenetic Age Markers are specific biochemical signatures, primarily patterns of DNA methylation across the genome, that serve as highly accurate indicators of an individual’s biological age, independent of their chronological age. These markers, often referred to as ‘epigenetic clocks,’ reflect the cumulative impact of lifestyle, environmental exposures, and hormonal milieu on gene expression and cellular function. They provide a precise, quantifiable metric for assessing the rate of systemic aging and the efficacy of various longevity and health optimization interventions.