
Wanding Zhou
@zhouwanding
Partially methylated research parasite @ChildrensPhila @Penn
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19-03-2011 22:00:42
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Check out our discussion with Tzachi Reizel on the causality of replicative epimutations in aging, cancer, & epigenetic clocks. ๐

In a new pre-print with Wanding Zhou (Wanding Zhou) and Ivan Zhao, Mike Sheehan (Michael Sheehan) and I asked how rates of age-associated epigenetic change compare between lab mice living under standard lab conditions and those living in our semi-natural outdoor enclosures.

Wonderful thread by amazing postdoc Matthew Zipple ๐บ๐ฆ on a new collaboration with Wanding Zhou and his lab now out as a preprint on bioRxiv ๐ ๐ญ ๐งฌ Rewilding lab mice changes the epigenetic patterns associated with aging.

Check out our preprint and great summary by Matthew Zipple ๐บ๐ฆ and Mike Sheehan (Michael Sheehan). In brief, we reported differential epigenetic aging in mice living in a more natural field enclosure rich in physical and social interactions, to simulate the wild environment. ๐


Best team ever! Hui Shen from Van Andel Institute (VAI) , Chuck Drescher from @Fredhut, and Jarrod Marto from Dana-Farber. Surprising results on impact of BRCA mutations on the Fallopian tubes. BasserBRCA Penn Medicine CSO Penn Center for Genome Integrity nature.com/articles/s4146โฆ

Out now in Aging Cell, we show that mice living under ecologically realistic conditions show faster rates of epigenetic aging in the liver as compared to genetically identical animals in the lab: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/acโฆ With Wanding Zhou and Michael Sheehan

DNA methylation goes spatial! Introducing Spatial-DMT: a technology that co-profiles DNA methylation and transcriptome in the same tissue section. A fantastic collaboration with Wanding Zhou lab. Kudos to Chin Nien Lee Chin Nien Lee and Hongxiang Fu! biorxiv.org/content/10.110โฆ
