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Cyclic Feeding Regime Stimulates Chromatin Condensation in the Hepatocytes Nuclei of Old Rats

2023-01-17

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Aging related Human malignancies and diseases are linked to flaws in chromatin condensation, which may be due to its significance in the segregation of chromosome, regulation of genes and apoptosis. Investigations of CR (Calorie Restriction) have given a significant information on the mechanisms that control cell reactions to metabolic variations and how these structures function in synergy towards ensuring a harm...

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Literature Corpus work: 507e65d2-8171-5d65-a68e-08fedd580830
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2480682/v1

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