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Age-associated different transcriptome profiling in zebrafish and rat: insight into diversity of vertebrate aging

2018-11-27

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<h4>Background</h4> Aging and death are inevitable for most species and are of intense interest for human beings. Most mammals, including humans, show obvious aging phenotypes, for example, loss of tissue plasticity and sarcopenia. In this regard, fish provide attractive models because of their unique aging characteristics. First, the lifespan of fish is highly varied and some long-lived fish can live for over 20...

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10.1101/478438
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