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Tech Millionaire Bryan Johnson Claims His "Super Plasma" Reversed His Father's Age By 25 Years
Mr Johnson claims to have reduced his epigenetic age through his comprehensive regimen called Project Blueprint.
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Your Drinking Habits Could Impact Your Grandchildren's Lives
Despite prior knowledge of the mental and social impacts of paternal drinking, the biological consequences on physical health were less understood.
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Human Bodies: Cells Age Faster Than Previously Thought, New Study Reveals
New research published in Aging Cell suggests that epigenetic clocks, used to measure biological age based on genetic modifications, may be less accurate due to daily variations.
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What You Eat Could Alter Your Unborn Children And Grandchildren's Genes
Within the last century, researchers understanding of genetics has undergone a profound transformation.
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Researches Have Found How Lifestyle Affects Our Genes
Epigenetics is the study of heritable changes in genes. Epigenetic changes can be influenced by several factors including age, environment, and particular disease state.
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Teenagers Who Drink Regularly May Have Anxiety Issues Later: Study
The team concluded that binge drinking, even if discontinued, increases the risk for anxiety later due to abnormal epigenetic programming.
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Environment May Affect Intelligence Genes In Humans
The team found a link between the epigenetic regulation of dopamine neurotransmission and an individual's IQ test performance.
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Prenatal Exposure to Smoke & Alcohol May Trigger Aggressive Behaviour in Kids
A new study, conducted by researchers from Kings College London and the University of Bristol,clearly indicates that consumption of alcohol, smoking cigarettes and exposure to stress can cause certain epigenetic changes at birth that can make the child more prone to aggressive behaviour.
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Not Just Mother's But Father's Diet Also Determines Child's Mental Fitness
Father's diet may influence epigenetic patterns, and this reprogramming is transferred to the next generation.
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Fathers Using Cocaine Can Put Their Sons at Risk of Memory Loss
According to a new study, men who use cocaine at the time of conceiving a child may increase the risk of their sons developing learning disabilities and memory loss.
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Memory Of A Heart Attack Gets Stored In Genes: Study
The memory of a heart attack gets stored in genes through epigenetic changes -- chemical modifications of DNA that turns our genes on or off, a study has found.
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Scientists Discover Mycobacterial Protein to Fight Tuberculosis
A team of scientists from city-based Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics (CDFD) have discovered a mycobacterial protein that promises to fight tuberculosis in a novel way.
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Tech Millionaire Bryan Johnson Claims His "Super Plasma" Reversed His Father's Age By 25 Years
Mr Johnson claims to have reduced his epigenetic age through his comprehensive regimen called Project Blueprint.
-
Your Drinking Habits Could Impact Your Grandchildren's Lives
Despite prior knowledge of the mental and social impacts of paternal drinking, the biological consequences on physical health were less understood.
-
Human Bodies: Cells Age Faster Than Previously Thought, New Study Reveals
New research published in Aging Cell suggests that epigenetic clocks, used to measure biological age based on genetic modifications, may be less accurate due to daily variations.
-
What You Eat Could Alter Your Unborn Children And Grandchildren's Genes
Within the last century, researchers understanding of genetics has undergone a profound transformation.
-
Researches Have Found How Lifestyle Affects Our Genes
Epigenetics is the study of heritable changes in genes. Epigenetic changes can be influenced by several factors including age, environment, and particular disease state.
-
Teenagers Who Drink Regularly May Have Anxiety Issues Later: Study
The team concluded that binge drinking, even if discontinued, increases the risk for anxiety later due to abnormal epigenetic programming.
-
Environment May Affect Intelligence Genes In Humans
The team found a link between the epigenetic regulation of dopamine neurotransmission and an individual's IQ test performance.
-
Prenatal Exposure to Smoke & Alcohol May Trigger Aggressive Behaviour in Kids
A new study, conducted by researchers from Kings College London and the University of Bristol,clearly indicates that consumption of alcohol, smoking cigarettes and exposure to stress can cause certain epigenetic changes at birth that can make the child more prone to aggressive behaviour.
-
Not Just Mother's But Father's Diet Also Determines Child's Mental Fitness
Father's diet may influence epigenetic patterns, and this reprogramming is transferred to the next generation.
-
Fathers Using Cocaine Can Put Their Sons at Risk of Memory Loss
According to a new study, men who use cocaine at the time of conceiving a child may increase the risk of their sons developing learning disabilities and memory loss.
-
Memory Of A Heart Attack Gets Stored In Genes: Study
The memory of a heart attack gets stored in genes through epigenetic changes -- chemical modifications of DNA that turns our genes on or off, a study has found.
-
Scientists Discover Mycobacterial Protein to Fight Tuberculosis
A team of scientists from city-based Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics (CDFD) have discovered a mycobacterial protein that promises to fight tuberculosis in a novel way.
