Skincare

Aug 08 2020

Daily News

Too Much Mitochondrial Fission in the Aging Germline Stem Cells of Flies

by Consultant

No Comments

Mitochondria are bacteria-like organelles responsible for producing chemical energy store molecules to power cellular processes. Hundreds of them exist in every cell, constantly undergoing fusion and fission, swapping component parts...

Aug 07 2020

Medicine, Biotech, Research

Delivery of BDNF Reverses Inflammatory Microglial Activation in Old Mice

by Consultant

No Comments

Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) shows up in many aspects of the interaction between health practices, mechanisms of aging, and mechanisms of neurodegeneration. Most research is focused on the effects of...

Aug 07 2020

Daily News

An Update on Single Issue Political Advocacy for Longevity in Europe

by Consultant

No Comments

In most European countries, electoral rules are such that it is possible to conduct effective advocacy for a cause via a single issue political party. Successful examples include the Green...

Aug 07 2020

Daily News

The Reasons to Study Aging

by Consultant

No Comments

I point out this open access paper not for the content, but for the preamble, in which the author offers a view on why the research community should study aging....

Aug 06 2020

Investment

Biotech Startup SENISCA Develops a RNA Splicing Approach to the Treatment of Aging

by Consultant

No Comments

In recent years, increasing attention has been given to RNA splicing as a mechanism of interest in aging. RNA splicing is the process of combining intron and exon regions derived...

Aug 06 2020

Daily News

Microtubule Activity in Dopaminergic Neurons Affects the Pace of Aging in Flies

by Consultant

No Comments

In an interesting discovery, researchers here note evidence for the behavior of dopamine generating neurons in the fly brain to have an sizable influence on the pace of aging and...

Aug 06 2020

Daily News

GDF15 Helps to Resist Age-Related Chronic Inflammation

by Consultant

No Comments

Aging is accompanied by rising levels of sustained inflammation, a chronic overactivation of the immune system. This inappropriate activity on the part of immune cells disrupts tissue function in numerous...

Aug 05 2020

Uncategorized

The wrong track: How papillomaviruses trick the immune system

by Consultant

No Comments

Specific antibodies protect us against viral infections – or do they not? Researchers studied the immune response to papillomaviruses in mice and discovered a hitherto unknown mechanism by which the...

Aug 05 2020

Uncategorized

Scientists develop new way to deliver more drugs through the skin

by Consultant

No Comments

Scientists have showed that applying ‘temporal pressure’ to the skin of mice can create a new way to deliver drugs.

Aug 05 2020

Medicine, Biotech, Research

An Aged Hematopoietic System can Cause Cognitive Decline via SASP Component CyPA

by Consultant

No Comments

Today’s open access paper outlines an investigation into how the aging of hematopoietic stem cell populations in bone marrow, responsible for producing blood and immune cells, can contribute to age-related...