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The Naked Mole Rat: A Unique Example of Positive Oxidative Stress

7 Feb 2019

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The oxidative stress theory of aging, linking reactive oxygen species (ROS) to aging, has been accepted for more than 60 years, and numerous studies have associated ROS with various age-related diseases. A more precise version of the theory specifies that mitochondrial oxidative stress is a direct cause of aging. The naked mole rat, a unique animal with exceptional longevity (32 years in captivity), appears to be...

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PMID: 30881592
DOI: 10.1155/2019/4502819

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