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Studies of molecular responses in models of successful ageing

2018-01-01

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Ageing is a major socioeconomic concern and a risk factor in most diseases. As such, a better understanding of the ageing process could provide major insights into many disease treatments and prognoses. It is still not completely clear why organisms age, though multitudes of theories exist. There is large variation within and between species in lifespan and ageing progression. Superior maintenance of cognitive and...

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DOI: 10.17638/03018939

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