Sentence examples for a key longevity from inspiring English sources

Insulin is a key longevity biomarker but the insulin axis is complex and is regulated by many other hormones, including sex and adrenocortical hormones [60].

These studies begin to answer an important biological question regarding the function of a key longevity gene in cancer development and growth and suggest a previously unidentified therapeutic potential for SIRT1 activators in cancer.

The mechanism(s) by which these proteins modulate longevity has not been further characterized; however, abundance of the ribosomal large subunit has recently emerged as a key longevity determinant in yeast [16] and it seems likely that deletion of RPL37B is increasing life span via a similar mechanism.

Since most of what kills Americans today is chronic disease, health literacy may, in fact, be a key to longevity.

Glucose consumption decreases the activity of FOXO, a key downstream longevity transcription factor in the insulin/insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) signaling pathway (Lee et al., 2009).

More exciting news is that a family of genes called sirtuins, identified as key longevity and quality of aging regulators, mediate the response to exercise and are involved in many processes that can alter the process of aging.

Hagar's thorny tenacity is a key to her longevity.

A key to the longevity of any game is how often it is expanded.

Evidence from nonhuman species suggests that evolutionarily well-conserved mechanisms in the endocrine system are a key determinant of longevity.

Now that, as triplets, we're crossing a key margin of longevity, I propose it's time for a closer look at some family history.

We have recently shown that ANAC042 is a key regulator of longevity in Arabidopsis.