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WARNING - this is a very technical article that bridges epigenetics, genomics, and immunology.
We have long focused on mechanical innovations such as advanced implants, robotic systems, and 3D-printed scaffolds.
However, consider this: what if the most significant advancement lies not in materials or machinery, but in the intricate cellular mechanisms governing gene expression—namely, epigenetics?
This emerging discipline elucidates how genes are activated or suppressed withou...