Evaluating the connection between diet quality, EpiNutrient intake and epigenetic age: an observational study

Our findings corroborate the hypothesis that nutrition plays a pivotal role in influencing epigenetic homeostasis, especially DNAm, thereby contributing to individual health trajectories and the pace of aging.

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American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Published
2024-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajcnut.2024.08.033
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8
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Diet and metabolism studies
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Evaluating the connection between diet quality, EpiNutrient intake and epigenetic age: an observational study

Ferdinand von Meyenn, Laura Bordoni, João Agostinho de Sousa, Jingran Zhuo
8 citations
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Diet and metabolism studies
2.61
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Evaluating the connection between diet quality, EpiNutrient intake and epigenetic age: an observational study

Ferdinand von Meyenn, Laura Bordoni, João Agostinho de Sousa, Jingran Zhuo
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8 citations

Abstract

Our findings corroborate the hypothesis that nutrition plays a pivotal role in influencing epigenetic homeostasis, especially DNAm, thereby contributing to individual health trajectories and the pace of aging.

American Journal of Clinical NutritionVol. 120(5)
Università di Camerino (IT), ETH Zurich (CH)
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 9%
Diet and metabolism studies
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