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A. Brener

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Sedentary behavior may accelerate aging through impact on epigenome and transcriptome: lessons from muscle inactivation in Drosophila larvae

A. Brener, D. Lorber, A. Reuveny, H. Toledano, L. Porat-Kuperstein, Y. Lebenthal, E. Weizman, T. Olender, T. Volk

This study shows that muscle inactivation in Drosophila larvae alters chromatin epigenetic balance and downregulates genes related to longevity and metabolism.

bioRxiv · Aug 28, 2023 · PreprintPhysiology