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Molecular Epigenetic Reprogramming

Meaning

Molecular Epigenetic Reprogramming is a therapeutic concept that involves intentionally modifying the chemical tags on DNA and histone proteins—such as methylation and acetylation—without altering the underlying genetic sequence itself. This clinical strategy aims to revert or optimize gene expression patterns that have become dysfunctional due to aging or environmental factors, effectively resetting the cellular phenotype toward a more youthful, robust state. This is a foundational strategy in advanced longevity medicine, targeting the control mechanisms of cellular destiny.