Joris
487 posts



Yamanaka factors reprogram somatic cells back to pluripotency. Beautiful technology. Nobel Prize. One problem: the epigenetic reset is so thorough that the Horvath methylation clock reads approximately negative 0.7 years. Doesn’t matter if your donor was 21 or 100. You get a fetal cell. This is simultaneously the greatest strength for regenerative medicine and the most fundamental limitation for disease modeling. Diseases accumulate over decades through aging-related epigenetic changes, environmental exposure, and progressive cellular damage. Reprogramming erases exactly the signatures you need. And yet, it might be the best disease model for dementia that humans have created.








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Okay I think I finally found a good use for @_chenglou 's Pretext. A resume builder that always fits on one page with realtime rendering.











