What does DNA methylation tell us about aging? | Prof.Nir Eynon&Dr.Raghav Sehgal&Dr.Macsue Jacques
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Is your biological age telling a different story than your birth certificate?
In this episode of Decoding Longevity, we explore the fascinating world of the ageing methylome.
Join hosts Raghav Sehgal and Macsue Jacques in a deep conversation with Professor Nir Eynon—Group Leader at Monash University and co-author of "Making Sense of the Ageing Methylome"—as we unravel what DNA methylation patterns reveal about how we age.
💡 Topics we cover:
• What is the methylome, and how is it linked to aging?
• How epigenetic clocks work—and what they can (and can't) tell us
• Can exercise slow biological aging by changing methylation?
• Why DNA methylation variability might explain age-related diseases
• Entropy, tissue specificity, and the future of personalized aging clocks
🧬 Whether you're a longevity researcher or just longevity-curious, this episode breaks down complex science into insights that matter.
🎙️ *Based on the paper: “Making Sense of the Ageing Methylome” (Nature Reviews Genetics, 2022)*
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Decoding Longevity · 21 min · Source published: 2025-05-07
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