Advances in our knowledge of age-associated diseases have far outpaced advances in our understanding of the fundamental ageing processes that underlie the vulnerability to these …
How many factors contribute to the aging process? How many genes determine longevity? Are stochastic or programmed events more important? How do we distinguish primary and …
This is an extensively revised version of The biology of ageing published in 1954, and includes a great deal of new material that has since accumulated in the expanding field of …
Recent discoveries in the science of ageing indicate that lifespan in model organisms such as yeast, nematodes, flies and mice is plastic and can be manipulated by genetic, nutritional …
Prospects for an ageing population Page 1 NATURE VOL. 315 6 JUNE 1985 463 (COMMENTARY Prospects for an ageing population from Jacob A. Brody The ageing populations of …
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This book considers the nature of human aging from our perspectives as biologists. We wanted to convey... new insights from laboratory and clinical studies, but we also wanted to …
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Although historical records indicate that older people have always exist ed in human societies, survival beyond age 50 for most members of a popula tion was a rare event until …
As people live longer, the question arises of how malleable aging is and whether it can be slowed or postponed. The classic evolutionary theories of aging (—) provide the theoretical …