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The secreted Klotho protein restores phosphate retention and suppresses accelerated aging in Klotho mutant mice.
European journal of pharmacology - 5 Jan 2013
Chen Tso-Hsiao, Kuro-O Makoto, Chen Cheng-Hsien, Sue Yuh-Mou, Chen Yen-Cheng, Wu Ho-Han, Cheng Chung-Yi
Abstract excerpt
Klotho was identified as the responsible gene in a mutant mouse line whose disruption results in a variety of premature aging-related phenotypes. Nonetheless, the related mechanisms were still unknown. Many studies report that dietary phosphate restriction and genetic ablation of vitamin D pathways indirectly reverse premature aging processes in these mice. Furthermore, transgenic overexpression of klotho in mice...
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