High-Protein Diets May Accelerate Aging by Switching On a Single Longevity Gene
New research in fruit flies and human cells shows that high-protein diets shorten lifespan by activating the CG6415/AMT gene, disrupting ...
New research in fruit flies and human cells shows that high-protein diets shorten lifespan by activating the CG6415/AMT gene, disrupting ...
A single amino acid in the fruit fly enzyme MCO1 determines whether the aging brain accumulates toxic iron or enjoys ...
A new study in Biogerontology shows that removing peptone from the standard nematode growth medium prevents bacterial and fungal contamination ...
A formal aging study of 351 mice shows for the first time that blocking the growth hormone receptor with an ...
A protein once viewed as a mere nutrient store in fruit flies turns out to amplify mTORC1 signaling, control ribosomal ...
Researchers have identified the little-studied transmembrane protein PTCHD4 as a novel regulator of cellular senescence whose deletion extends lifespan and ...
A large cross-sectional study finds that cognitive aging in autistic adults largely parallels that of non-autistic adults, with episodic memory ...
A systematic screen of five actin-targeting small molecules in C. elegans finds that only the Arp2/3 inhibitor CK666 reliably shortens ...
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