Posted on March 31st, 2008 by Thomas F. Heston, MD, FAAFP, FACNP, FASNC
You may be familiar with the mitochondrial free radical theory of aging - that accumulated damage to mitochondrial DNA provides a strong contribution to age-related degeneration. A little more contributory evidence here: “we have used a systems biology approach to study the molecular basis of aging of the mouse heart. We have identified eight protein […]
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We know that age-related changes in the cellular microenvironment are at least as important as changes within stem cells when it comes to declining regenerative capacity with aging. Can we do anything about that with the biotechnologies of today? Perhaps so: “When human umbilical cord blood cells (UCBC) were injected into aged laboratory animals, researchers […]
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