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IMB researchers decoded the process by which genes regulate how people mature as they grow and age.
Until now the process of how genes change activity from birth to adulthood and into old age was largely unknown.
'Early-life' gene activity is dialled down, and this process was shared across cell types.
Dr Nefzger said the goal is to prevent diseases of ageing.
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