Steve Horvath at Longevity Symposium Rovinj: Epigenetic Clocks of Biological Age

Steve Horvath is a biogerontologist, whose research lies at the intersection of several fields including epigenetic biomarkers of aging, preclinical and clinical studies, genomics, epidemiology, and comparative biology. Dr Horvath is a principal investigator at Altos Labs.
He and his UCLA colleagues published the first epigenetic clock for saliva in 2011. In 2013, he published the first pan-tissue clock, also known as the Horvath clock. Recently, he presented a universal clock that applies to all mammals. The recipient of several awards, he has been on Clarivate’s annual list of the world’s most influential scientific researchers every year since 2018.

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Thanks. Would be good to look at effect of simple plasma donation which is actionable, unlike young blood parabiosis. Ref 2020 and 2022 papers from Conboy lab on plasma dilution.