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Epigenetic Clock Regulation

Meaning

Epigenetic Clock Regulation is the intentional application of therapeutic interventions, including highly specific lifestyle, nutritional, and pharmacological agents, to positively influence the rate and direction of an individual’s biological aging as precisely measured by DNA methylation patterns. The epigenetic clock serves as a quantitative molecular biomarker of biological age, accurately reflecting the accumulated impact of environmental and genetic influences on the genome. Regulation seeks to sustainably decelerate this clock, effectively promoting a younger biological age than the chronological age.