Sentences with phrase «degenerative processes of aging»

Treating cells with cytokininins leads to a halt in the normal degenerative processes of aging, with the result that overall aging slows down considerably.

In the same vein a recent study in the American Journal of Physiology observed the circulation of Klotho, a gene which is produced in lower quantities as we age and has been associated with the degenerative process of ageing, increased significantly after only 12 - weeks of moderate intensity aerobic training.

Not exact matches

Mianserin blocked signals related to the regulation of serotonin and this delayed physiological changes associated with age, including the newly - identified transcriptional drift and degenerative processes that lead to death.

Its impairment is closely associated with the process of aging, the progress of neuro - degenerative and neuro - muscular diseases and cell death.

Part of this is a pathological redistribution of adipose from the subcutaneous to the visceral depot, but it now emerges that the subcutaneous depot becomes qualitative as well as quantitatively abnormal in the degenerative aging process also suffers genuine age - related lipoatrophy and lipodystrophy — and that p16Ink4a - driven cellular senescence is at the heart of it.

AD, PD, and other diseases and functional deficits of degenerative aging processes emerge from the ongoing and often mutually - reinforcing accumulation of multiple forms of cellular and molecular damage.

In all but a few people with rare mutations, degenerative aging processes (such as the accumulation of mitochondrial mutations in SNc neurons) are primarily responsible for the disease.

Rather, the defective checkpoint system was left to proceed, and one of its downstream consequences, which was still under normal regulation — and one known to be directly induced by the normal degenerative aging process — was reversed at the structural level, by clearing out the p16Ink4a - positive senescent cells that had accumulated to an abnormal degree in their tissues.

Their work builds upon and may potentially supersede several previous approaches to the problem of mitochondrial mutations that occur as a result of the degenerative aging process, including allotopic protein expression, (6) its optimization using an MTS, (3 - 5) and the exploitation of the multiprotein RNA import complex (RIC) of the protozoal parasite Leishmania tropica (7)(which the investigators characterize as «requir [ing] the introduction of nonnative tRNAs with foreign protein factors or the transfer of a large multisubunit aggregate into cells, which is of low efficiency and difficult to reproduce in desirable disease - relevant settings» (2)-RRB-.

(9) Indeed, the degenerative aging process is by definition one in which the organism progressively accumulates damage to its cellular and molecular components over time, so any genetic or environmental factor that leads to a greater burden of such damage will bear some resemblance to the aging phenotype, irrespective of the causal origin of the defect or its relationship to «normal» aging.

It's well - known that people lose muscle mass as part of the degenerative aging process; it's much less understood that fat mass, too, begins to decline in the fourth decade, albeit more slowly — and it's a decline that can't be explained just by reduced energy intake.

Ageing is just a natural process that might show up at any age and which is reflected not only by the modifications in our body appearance, but more importantly by the internal signs proving a gradual deterioration in our inner body ability to ensure an optimal metabolism and physiology, to keep a strong immune system and consequently to prevent and fight the chain of degenerative chronic diseases, also called age - related diseases.

Acceleration of the aging process of all organ systems in our body, including the skin, causing an increased risk of degenerative disease and inflexible, wrinkled, sagging skin.

By eating a diet rich in processed and take - away foods, your body will experience accelerated aging with the accumulating free - radicals in your body, predisposing you prematurely to one of many chronic and degenerative diseases.

A powerful antioxidant should contain a complex of broad spectrum flavonoid antioxidants and phenolic acids which are proven to slow down the aging process — not just the visible signs of aging, like fine lines and wrinkles, but the critical hidden oxidative stress damage that is linked to a host of age related degenerative diseases such as arthritis, cancer, heart disease, diabetes, cognitive function and strokes.

Not only do these free - radical fighting antioxidants help you look and feel younger by slowing down the aging process, but they can also help to prevent cancer, heart disease, and loads of other degenerative diseases.

The most common type of arthritis — osteoarthritis — is a degenerative joint disease that occurs during the aging process.

This degenerative process is often attributed with signs of aging, such as wrinkled or sagging skin.

They also slow down the aging process by reducing the occurrence of degenerative diseases such as osteoarthritis (Degenerative Joint Disease, or DJD) and myelopathy (DM, disease of the spinal cord causing loss of coordination in degenerative diseases such as osteoarthritis (Degenerative Joint Disease, or DJD) and myelopathy (DM, disease of the spinal cord causing loss of coordination in Degenerative Joint Disease, or DJD) and myelopathy (DM, disease of the spinal cord causing loss of coordination in hind limbs).