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Karthikeyan Vijayakumar
Developmental biology lab
Dept of Biology
Introduction
https://medium.com/prime-movers-lab/aging-clocks-6f3d8af715d1
Timeline of different Epigenetic clocks
Hannum’s blood clock, Weidner’s 3 CpG clock Pheno Age Grim Age DeepMage
Horvath’s multi tissue • Uses clinical markers • Measures the time • Deep learning
clock along with methylation of death model to predict
• One of the first models data the methylation
and highly used age
models.
Measuring
Training model
• 1/3 rd of the data was • Grid Search
test data • L1 ratio = 0.5
performance
• Data split to • Elastic net regression • Alpha value = 0.1 • R2
accommodate even age • 10 fold cross validation • RMSE
range in training and test • MSE
data
Hyper-
Data preparation parameter
tuning
Dataset N Mean age 1st Quartile Median age 3rd Quartile Age range
Our Clock 0.99 0.97 2.3 years 1.62 Years 2.8 Years
Horvath
0.97 0.96 - 2.9 Years 3.6 Years
clock
Cells and tissues which were related to the tissues used in the clock model performed better.
Methylation pattern of the clock CpG sites
Development Aging
Average methylation of each 6,761 clock CpGs for every age category was calculated.
Multiple regression model was used to find the highly differentially methylated regions in the clock CpGs.
50% were highly differentiating when the p value was set to ≤ 0.0001.
Comparing with known aging related genes
A gene regulates a trait positively during the early age and negatively regulates the
trait in the later life.
mTOR is responsible for the cell division and development during the early life, but
it gets turned off in the later ages leading to cellular senescence.
Conclusion
Biologicall
y every
individual
age
differently
We devised
a clock
which
measures
methylatio
n age
Evidence
for
antagonisti
c
pleiotropy
theory
https://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/ucla-scientist-uncovers-biological-248950
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