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Growing older goes hand in hand with widespread epigenetic differences in the genome, a phenomenon that has propelled immense scientific and commercial interest in epigenetic clocks. Using epigenetic editing, Liesenfelder and colleagues begin bridging the gap between the correlation of epigenetic changes with age and the biological processes of aging.