Epigenetic Differences May Explain Why Big Dogs Age Faster
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New research links epigenetic changes to faster ageing in large dogs.
14 reports · 9 Oct
Summary · from headlines2 points
- Big dogs age faster than little ones at an epigenetic level, a new study finds.
- The study links size-related lifespan compression to epigenetic ageing and transposon dysregulation.
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The Independent9 Oct · 08:04Big dogs age faster at an epigenetic level, new study finds
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