Martin Widschwendter

This study examines the systemic effects of intermittent fasting in humans over six months, revealing changes in iron metabolism, immune markers, and microbiota, with implications for aging and health.

The paper presents a multi-modal atlas of lifestyle interventions showing that ageing-linked molecular features can be altered by lifestyle changes like intermittent fasting and smoking cessation.

This study evaluates molecular and clinical changes across multiple organ systems over smoking cessation using longitudinal multi-omic data from 1,094 samples.

The paper assesses the reliability of Infinium probes on Illumina Methylation arrays, identifies unreliable probes, and provides a method to exclude them using dynamic thresholds.

This paper evaluates a method using principal components for age and cancer prediction, finding it less accurate than CpG-based models despite improved reliability.

This paper critiques a study claiming ReFACTor improves EWAS by correcting cell-type heterogeneity, finding its claims lack rigorous statistical support.