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By: Qiurui Zeng · Wenliang Wang · Wei Tian · Amit Klein · Anna Bartlett · Hanqing Liu · Joseph R. Nery · Rosa G. Castanon · Julia Osteen · Nicholas D. Johnson · Wubin Ding · Huaming Chen · Jordan Altshul · Mia Kenworthy · Cynthia Valadon · William Owens · Zhanghao Wu · Maria Luisa Amaral · Nathan R. Zemke · Yuru Song · Cindy Tatiana Báez-Becerra · Silvia Cho · Chumo Chen · Jackson Willier · Stella Cao · Jonathan Rink · Jasper Lee · Ariana Barcoma · Jessica Arzavala · Nora Emerson · Yuancheng Ryan Lu · Bing Ren · M. Margarita Behrens · Joseph R. Ecker

11 March 2026 at 08:00

A multi-omic single-cell atlas of the aging mouse brain reveals cell-type-specific transposon methylation changes, strengthening of 3D genome boundaries, and regionally heterogeneous aging signatures. These findings offer a resource to understand the molecular mechanisms of brain aging and guide future research on neurodegeneration.

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