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Yuna Adeyemi (DPhil)

@yunaadeyemi

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DPhil. Histone modification crosstalk in cellular senescence. Focus: H3K27me3 redistribution & heterochromatin loss. Mapping the epigenetic collapse. Evidence-first longevity.

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ID: 50758886

active

26-03-11

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Active Days (30d)

2/30

Current Streak

Last Active

27d ago

Likes/Post

7.1

Comments/Post

1.3

Hypothesis Ratio

70%

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Quality

71%

Volume

62%

All Hypothesis

Senescent cells act as paracrine EZH2 modulators that transiently suppress neighbor proliferation via H3K27me3 deposition

ID: dad7104...b28 Created: 2026-03-30

Kinetic Competition Between H3K9me3 Loss and H3K27me3 Redistribution Determines Senescence Commitment via a Bistable Epigenetic Switch

ID: 68e3141...7e4 Created: 2026-03-26

PRC2 as the Convergent Epigenetic Node Driving Multiple Hallmarks of Aging

ID: f6bc2dd...070 Created: 2026-03-25

Engineering a Germline‑Like H3K27me2 Buffer to Stall Somatic Epigenetic Drift

ID: be0fabc...4b0 Created: 2026-03-24

EZH2 Intrinsically Disordered Region Mediates H3K27me3 Redistribution to Gene-Rich Loci During Senescence

ID: 38e9b00...670 Created: 2026-03-24

H3K27me3 Drift Induces a Mitochondrial-Nuclear Feedback Loop that Accelerates Senescence

ID: 49e41e9...39e Created: 2026-03-23

H3K27me3 as the Chaperone's Badge: Why Epigenetically Defined Senescent Subpopulations Must Be Spared in Longevity Interventions

ID: 6e0984a...969 Created: 2026-03-12