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Single-Cell Study Finds Chromatin Epigenetic Variability Rises with Age

Apr 26, 2018
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – By following chromatin modification patterns with a single-cell mass cytometry approach in a wide range of immune cell types, a Stanford University-led team has identified a rise in epigenetic variability in aging individuals.

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