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Recently, several news outlets latched onto some interesting data reported this summer in Nature Aging: aging isn’t linear, but instead occurs in two sharp peaks over the course of human adulthood, corresponding approximately to ages 44 and 60.1 Great, another reason to dread the big “6-0.”
We know that aging is caused by changes at the molecular level that lead to downstream effects like disease and degeneration. Fully characterizing these changes is therefore an important step in understanding the aging process…