Abstract B004: Promoter methylation gains in aging and cancer are independent of replication
Sara-Jayne Thursby(Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center), Hariharan Easwaran(Johns Hopkins University), Daniel Petkovich(Johns Hopkins University), Stephen B. Baylin(Johns Hopkins University), Lijing Yang(Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center), Zhicheng Jin(Southeast University), Shi‐Long Lu(Aviation Industry Corporation of China (China)), Thomas R. Pisanic(Johns Hopkins University), Nibedita Patel(Johns Hopkins University), Yuba R. Bhandari(Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research), Tza-Huei Wang(University of Baltimore), Yong Tao(Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital)
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