The Epigenetic Clock @babrahaminst.

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The Epigenetic Clock @babrahaminst

Learning Outcomes All students will: Explain the differences between biological and chronological age. Most students will: Describe how lifestyle factors can influence the ageing speed differently. Some students will: Explain how epigenetics is linked to biological age Key word/s Epigenetics, ageing, healthy ageing, life style

Epigenetics DNA is the same in each cell, but they all work differently  epigenetics Epigenetic marks switch genes on and off to control cell function Chemical marks include DNA methylation through the addition of a methyl (CH3) molecule ! Mike, could you please copy- paste the images from the indesign files?! See fact sheet for more information

Chronological Age vs Biological Age We all have two different ages Chronological Age Time Since Birth Ticks away with the course of time and is based on the day you were born Biological Age Wear & Tear Measures the extent of ‘wear and tear’ in your body as you age. ! Mike, could you please copy- paste the images from the indesign files?! See fact sheet for more information

The Epigenetic Clock The Epigenetic Clock is a computer model that estimates a mouse’s biological age It looks at changes in DNA methylation at 329 specific places, out of a possible 23 million, where DNA methylation changes can occur The Epigenetic Clock allows researchers to test the effect of lifestyle factors on ageing in mice ! Mike, could you please copy- paste the images from the indesign files?! See fact sheet for more information

What can influence ageing in mice? DIET FAT CONTENT CALORIE INTAKE ! Mike, could you please copy- paste the images from the indesign files?! See fact sheet for more information RESPONSE TO GROWTH HORMONE

Choose your mouse DIET FAT CONTENT CALORIE INTAKE ! Mike, could you please copy- paste the images from the indesign files?! Movies to be recorded and uploaded See fact sheet for more information RESPONSE TO GROWTH HORMONE

Answers Mouse 1 Mouse 2 Blue card 6.5 months 6 months Orange card Purple card 4 months See fact sheet for more information Researchers hope to understand the mechanisms of this process and in the future be able to slow down the ageing process in humans as well, without them having to restrict a large percentage of their diets.

Recap What is the difference between chronological and biological age? What is the relation between epigenetics and biological age? How do “diet fat content”, “caloric intake” and “response to growth hormone” influence the ageing speed?

More information on the Epigenetic Clock The Reik group at the Babraham Institute discovered the Epigenetic clock in mice and developed the model. More information can be found here: https://www.babraham.ac.uk/our- research/epigenetics/wolf-reik