Dr. Eric Verdin

combine each of these 10 compounds pairwise. And what you find is they were actually able to identify a number of pairs that actually had synergistic effect where the lifespan effect was bigger than the sum of the two drugs. So very exciting. So then they took these pairs and then screened again the whole library to see, okay, what can we add?

combine each of these 10 compounds pairwise. And what you find is they were actually able to identify a number of pairs that actually had synergistic effect where the lifespan effect was bigger than the sum of the two drugs. So very exciting. So then they took these pairs and then screened again the whole library to see, okay, what can we add?

And what they found is that when you actually, so they have these pairs with two drugs that increases lifespan. Whenever they added another drug that also increased lifespan, all of the effects went away. So that's not good.

And what they found is that when you actually, so they have these pairs with two drugs that increases lifespan. Whenever they added another drug that also increased lifespan, all of the effects went away. So that's not good.

And what they found is that when you actually, so they have these pairs with two drugs that increases lifespan. Whenever they added another drug that also increased lifespan, all of the effects went away. So that's not good.

You know, I hear about Brian Johnson taking 120 supplements, and I'm thinking, you know, it cannot be good what's happening, this mixture of all of these drugs, you know, all of this byproduct. I don't know. It just worries me in general. And I tell people, you know, so how do you solve this problem? One way would be to do sequencing.

You know, I hear about Brian Johnson taking 120 supplements, and I'm thinking, you know, it cannot be good what's happening, this mixture of all of these drugs, you know, all of this byproduct. I don't know. It just worries me in general. And I tell people, you know, so how do you solve this problem? One way would be to do sequencing.

You know, I hear about Brian Johnson taking 120 supplements, and I'm thinking, you know, it cannot be good what's happening, this mixture of all of these drugs, you know, all of this byproduct. I don't know. It just worries me in general. And I tell people, you know, so how do you solve this problem? One way would be to do sequencing.

So you would go, for example, for three months on this compound and then another three months on this other compound. So I think we are right at the beginning of a new land that we do not understand.

So you would go, for example, for three months on this compound and then another three months on this other compound. So I think we are right at the beginning of a new land that we do not understand.

So you would go, for example, for three months on this compound and then another three months on this other compound. So I think we are right at the beginning of a new land that we do not understand.

Absolutely, absolutely. And, you know, the whole area that we are pursuing is the whole idea of phenomics. This is the idea of deploying to the clinic these tests that allows us to measure tens of thousands of variables instead of a hundred. And so the back right now, you know, has a whole program with Lee Hood and Nathan Price called Phenomics, which...

Absolutely, absolutely. And, you know, the whole area that we are pursuing is the whole idea of phenomics. This is the idea of deploying to the clinic these tests that allows us to measure tens of thousands of variables instead of a hundred. And so the back right now, you know, has a whole program with Lee Hood and Nathan Price called Phenomics, which...

Absolutely, absolutely. And, you know, the whole area that we are pursuing is the whole idea of phenomics. This is the idea of deploying to the clinic these tests that allows us to measure tens of thousands of variables instead of a hundred. And so the back right now, you know, has a whole program with Lee Hood and Nathan Price called Phenomics, which...

is really going to the next frontier in terms of measuring. You know, typical medicine, as you mentioned, relies on 100, 200. Not even. Not even.

is really going to the next frontier in terms of measuring. You know, typical medicine, as you mentioned, relies on 100, 200. Not even. Not even.

is really going to the next frontier in terms of measuring. You know, typical medicine, as you mentioned, relies on 100, 200. Not even. Not even.

Exactly. And if you take all of the tests that medicine can today conduct, maybe it's 100 or 200, you know, in one of these samples, we can measure 5,000 proteins, and we can measure 10,000 metabolites, and we can measure, you know, 10,000 transcripts, and 20 million CPG sites.

Exactly. And if you take all of the tests that medicine can today conduct, maybe it's 100 or 200, you know, in one of these samples, we can measure 5,000 proteins, and we can measure 10,000 metabolites, and we can measure, you know, 10,000 transcripts, and 20 million CPG sites.

Exactly. And if you take all of the tests that medicine can today conduct, maybe it's 100 or 200, you know, in one of these samples, we can measure 5,000 proteins, and we can measure 10,000 metabolites, and we can measure, you know, 10,000 transcripts, and 20 million CPG sites.