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Age-related regeneration decline conundrum
Over a 16-year period, Panagiotis Tsonis at the University of Dayton, Ohio, and colleagues removed the lenses of six Japanese newts (Cynops pyrrhogaster) 18 times. After each excision, the lenses regenerated. They did so not from remaining lens tissue, but … Continue reading
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Expert on Cellular and Organ Aging: “The Body’s Ability to Dispose of Cell Debris Could Extend Life.”
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Filed under Life, Life Extension
Scientists Discover New Way to Detect and Fix DNA Damage
anti aging, dna repair, life extension, glycosylases, alkylation damage, senescence, apoptosis, brandt eichman, dna damage Continue reading
Filed under Life, Life Extension, Science
Main questions of Biology of Aging
Here are the main questions in the Biology of Aging. I suggest that the specialists should extend the list of questions. And maybe, formulate the problems in more detail. Everybody is welcome to express their opinion and suggest some answers. … Continue reading
Filed under Life Extension, Mechanisms of aging, Science
“Magical” regeneration in MRL mice
I just couldn’t walk past this article in PNAS about the miracles that happen to one strain of lab mice – MRL. These guys can fully close ear holes made for labeling purposes in order to mark a mouse for … Continue reading
Filed under Article, Mechanisms of aging, Regenerative medicine
Regenerative Medicine Roadmap
The purpose of the Regenerative Medicine Roadmap chart is to create an overview of the field from the scientific point of view and to list the current and future research directions in each area. The goal is to create a draft of the scientific part of the Regenerative Medicine Roadmap, which would set the guidelines for the scientists, provide research plans for the institutions and help attract potential sponsors and investors.
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