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The concept of phenoptosis and its usefulness for controlling aging.

Current aging science - 1 Jan 2014

Libertini Giacinto

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Aging is generally interpreted according to two opposing paradigms: 1) as a non-adaptive phenomenon, caused by the age-related failure of homeostatic mechanisms; 2) as a specific function, favored by natural selection, which determines the self-destruction of the organism, namely explaining aging...

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PMID: 24852015
DOI: 10.2174/1874609807666140521103706

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