Foundational · Longitudinal

Atlas Trace.

Your biology, over time.


Atlas Trace reads your epigenome — how your genes are actually being expressed right now. Measure biological age, stress signatures, and recovery trajectories. See whether your interventions are working at the molecular level.

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Atlas Biolabs · longitudinal methylation panel

Atlas Trace
935,000methylation sites
19organ systems tracked
2samples per year

Why this matters

The signal that moves.

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Your DNA doesn't change. How it's used does.

Methylation reveals which genes are active right now — and how that shifts with age, lifestyle, and intervention.

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This is the only biomarker system that measures change.

Methylation is the direct molecular signature of biological age, inflammation, stress, and recovery. Not a proxy — the signal itself.

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Built for longitudinal tracking.

Baseline your biology, intervene, remeasure. Atlas Trace is designed to answer one question: is what you're doing actually working?


How it works

Three steps to your Trace.

Order your kit.
01

Order your kit.

You receive a dried blood spot collection kit for self-collection at your address.

Collect and return.
02

Collect and return.

Collect your sample as instructed. Shipping both ways is included.

Receive your structured Trace.
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Receive your structured Trace.

Biological age, stress markers, inflammation trajectories, organ-system summaries.



HAIR RESILIENCE

From Trace signal to a focused report.

Methylation patterns at hair-relevant gene regions feed Atlas Hair Resilience, a focused protocol that combines genetic predisposition and epigenetic trajectory signals for hair-loss risk.

Learn more about Atlas Hair Resilience →

Clinical context

Grounded in clinical infrastructure.

Atlas Trace is processed through laboratory partners. Reporting frameworks are developed in consultation with practicing physicians.

See the full scientific framework →
Clinician reviewing structured methylation output

Structured outputs designed for clinical review


FAQ

Questions.


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