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Regenerative Science @regensci·
23 Jan

Looks like DNA repository @addgene raised their prices 66% over their lowest rate--from $45 per plasmid for 21+ ($65 for 1-5, $55 for 6-20 plasmids) to $75 with no volume discount. Too bad they did away with volume discounts. Kudos that they could hold their prices for so long.
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Regenerative Science @regensci·
22 Mar

Differentiated cells maintain a recoverable history of their past epigenetic states.
https://t.co/La0kAaV1os
We think this has significant implications for aging and development, including for DNA methylation clocks.
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Regenerative Science @regensci·
13 Jan 2019

George Church's company Rejuvenate Bio has been trying multiple gene therapy based therapies to rejuvenate aging mammals like dogs and humans. https://t.co/GsPWrbRNv0
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Regenerative Science @regensci·
18 Dec 2016

Paradigm shift: aging is reversible by redifferentiatiing cells into themselves
https://t.co/c2zTDsvv6U Belmonte's Cell paper proves idea.
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