David Sinclair· PhD
Steve Horvath is, of course, most well known for his work on how DNA methylation can be used to measure aging, also known as the Horvath Clock.
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Steve Horvath is, of course, most well known for his work on how DNA methylation can be used to measure aging, also known as the Horvath Clock.
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Steve Horvath and Trey Ideker have shown that there are changes in DNA methylation that are actually pretty closely chronological age. So, I think all of those together are emerging as indicative that there are markers that we can reliably measure.