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A diet of oxidative stress-adapted bacteria improves stress resistance and lifespan in <i>C. elegans</i> via p38-MAPK

2023-10-06

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Organisms across taxa are exposed to stresses such as variable temperature, redox imbalance, and xenobiotics. Successfully responding to stress and restoring homeostasis is crucial for viability of the organism. During aging, the ability to effectively respond to stress declines, contributing to development of disease. In many multicellular animals, aging also coincides with changes in the microbiome that can cont...

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46a8fdfd-1057-5ba1-a58c-ae3bb11392c4
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10.1101/2023.10.06.561262
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