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The field of aging analysis focuses on understanding the mechanisms and processes that contribute to aging at a cellular, molecular, and systemic level. We can analyze the molecular hallmarks of aging in multiple ways, including genomic, telomeric, mitochondrial, epigenetic, and cellular levels.

Telomeres shorten progressively with age, and therefore telomere length can be used as a predictor to determine the lifespan of cells and organisms. We provide a technical platform for telomere length measurement and telomere-related research services.

DNA methylation is an epigenetic modification that plays a key role in many aging-related biological processes. Based on this, we can use DNA methylation analysis for related studies, such as age prediction, disease risk prediction, and aging mechanism exploration.

Cell reprogramming has emerged as a powerful tool in aging studies, offering insights into cellular aging and potential strategies for rejuvenation. We offer two main types of cell reprogramming services, one is somatic cell nuclear transplantation and the other is iPSC reprogramming; thereby achieving anti-aging.

Cellular autophagy, a process in which cells recycle damaged or unneeded components, has become a crucial area of study in understanding the aging process. Our advanced technology enables accurate analysis of cellular autophagic structure, autophagic activity, and signaling pathways.