David Sinclair· PhD
We propose that it is the lasting nature of chromatin fatigue that, if allowed to accumulate during the lifetime of an organism, could lead to progressive decline of genome function and contribute to tissue aging
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We propose that it is the lasting nature of chromatin fatigue that, if allowed to accumulate during the lifetime of an organism, could lead to progressive decline of genome function and contribute to tissue aging
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