The biological age of a person can be determined by measuring DNA methylation levels, a phenomenon known as age acceleration when there is a discrepancy between the predicted age and the biological age. This can be used as a marker of human aging and is possibly associated with cancer risk. As a biological service provider for aging research, CD BioSciences can provide services to investigate the relationship between DNA methylation age acceleration and cancer risks.
DNA methylation levels change with age and have been widely studied as a known biomarker of aging. Several DNA methylation age clocks have appeared and been used. When the age predicted by the methylation clock is greater than the biological age, it is considered to have "age acceleration".
Research suggests a correlation between aging and cancer as well. Predicted ages obtained by DNA methylation analysis are greater than biological age, indicating age acceleration, and these phenomena may also be strongly associated with cancer risk. Analyzing the age acceleration of DNA methylation to discover their association with increased cancer risk or shorter survival, could help to understand the specific relationship between the aging process and cancer development, developing DNA methylation as a tool for predicting cancer risk.
We provide services for the study of the association between accelerated age based on DNA methylation analysis and the increased risk of various types of cancers, including but not limited to the following:
Our services aim to assess whether DNA methylation age acceleration is associated with cancer risks, primarily through the statistical analysis of age acceleration data obtained from DNA samples at different stages of life.
CD BioSciences is dedicated to offering customized research services to assist clients in overcoming challenges in DNA methylation age acceleration research, to advance the development of cancer diagnosis and treatment. If you would like more information about our services, please feel free to contact us to discuss how we can advance our aging research journey together.
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