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FRAR course on laboratory approaches to aging. The role of pathology in rodent experimental gerontology.

Aging (Milan, Italy) - 1 Aug 1993

Bronson R T, Lipman R D

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The distinction between aging and age-related disease is a blurred one at best. Pathologic lesions and diseases, while having obvious importance for the well-being of an individual, are not more indicative of aging than are silent or benign aging changes. All lesions are useful as biomarkers of aging. They are definable, and can be characterized in terms of their prevalence and severity in different species,...

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PMID: 8297928
DOI: 10.1007/BF03324169

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