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Exploring the sirtuin functionality in aging through the human protein interaction networks

2019-04-21

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The sirtuin family contains seven proteins with the functions in multiple diseases of aging, which makes them an attractive subject for the development of therapies of age-related diseases and anti-aging treatments. The primary objective of the protein-interaction network analysis presented here is to identify the signaling pathways and protein nodes driving the functions of the sirtuins. For this purpose, the pro...

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9fc96e66-3ce0-574e-b599-08ecf0dea533
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.27671v1
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