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Benjamin Epstein

Los Angeles
As seen in: Blue Wire Podcasts, Vox Media, MSN, Nature, Los Angeles Times, AAA Explorer, NewsBreak, The Daily Nexus, Irvine Standard
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Grown-up comfort foods for kids at heart

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By Benjamin Epstein
| Irvine Standard
It’s comforting that most kids today like the same dishes their parents did growing up – spaghetti, grilled cheese and Tater Tots. As kids mature, so do their tastes, of course. They become more discerning and more adventurous. The good news: As grown-ups, they can find elevated fare at Irvine Spectrum Center that still resonates with the simple pleasures of youth. Here are six places to get kid classics for big-kid tastes.
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SIRT6 overexpression counteracts chromatin aging in the male murine liver

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By Ron Nagar, Zacharia Schwartz, Almog Katz, Noga Touitou, Efrat Sharon, Kobi Tzdaka, Odeya Waner, Noam Shalev, Rotem Clo, Leah Weiss, Benjamin Epstein, Michel Bernier, Roni B Shtark, Nirad Banskota, Kwan-Wood G. Lam, Supriyo De, Nathan Price, Batia Lerrer, Daniel Bar, Rafael de Cabo, Haim Cohen
| Nature
Abstract Aging is associated with detrimental changes in chromatin structure and gene expression, contributing to inflammation, metabolic decline and tissue dysfunction. SIRT6, a histone deacetylase, plays a key role in maintaining chromatin integrity and promoting longevity.
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Designing Women Plot a Student Art Exhibit

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By Benjamin Epstein
| Los Angeles Times
Color it orange, if you will. But also color it inspiring, silly, exciting, serious, imaginative and, above all, fresh. Those were just some of the reactions Friday night at an intimate preview of “Color It Orange,” Designing Women’s 11th annual juried Student Art Exhibit and Awards. (The admission-free exhibit opened to the public Monday and continues daily, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., through April 3.) “We don’t raise funds here tonight,” noted event chairman Tina Weber.
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