Repetitive regions at the ends of chromosomes are called telomeres. Telomeres act as caps that protect the internal regions of the chromosomes. This genetic structure does not have a coding...
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Genome editing, or gene editing, is a group of technologies that enable scientists to change an organism's DNA. These technologies allow genetic material to be added, removed, or altered at...
When cells are damaged, they typically undergo a biological process known as apoptosis. Some cells, however, resist removal and can harm neighboring cells. These cells are called senescent cells. Senescent...
The basis of human longevity and healthy aging, and how to achieve these desirable phenotypes, remain among the principal challenges of biology and medicine. To start to understand longevity, you...
Fasting isn’t the new kid on the block – it's an age-old practice that’s been around for thousands of years. With advances in research, scientists have now been able to...
Many people consider aging a natural process that everyone goes through if they are fortunate enough to live a long time. But is it really? Or is aging a disease...
Nowadays, most of us live comfortably, with access to food, medication, and physical and psychological services. The advances in science and technology allow for efficient treatment and prevention of many...
