The phrase "acceleration ageing" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or misphrasing of "accelerated aging," which refers to the process of aging at an increased rate.
Example: "The researchers conducted tests to observe the effects of accelerated aging on the materials used in the construction."
Alternatives: "speeded aging" or "rapid aging."
The sample was treated to obtain a damaged sample for the acceleration aging test, where the μ-gas sensors were driven in a flow of 500 ppm H2 (a model reductant gas), and 99%% relative humidity (RH).
Acceleration of ageing processes in males due to mating has been demonstrated in other taxa [48].
These changes occurred earlier after carcinogen treatment, which appeared to indicate a carcinogen-induced acceleration of ageing.
Aspirin, an analgesic agent, was also shown to significantly improve polyQ-mediated animal paralysis, reducing the number of Q35-YFP aggregates and delaying polyQ-dependent acceleration of aging [51].
Taken together, these studies clearly reinstate the importance of SIRT3 in the maintenance of metabolic regulation, regeneration in stem cells, and also neuroprotection, all of which contribute directly or indirectly in the acceleration of aging in individuals when dysregulated.
If the costs of self-harm only present at a later stage in life, and cause acceleration in aging but not a reduction in median lifespan, then natural selection on reducing self-harm will be weak.
Therefore, we can view Sestrins as physiological brakes that can attenuate stress-dependent acceleration of aging.
Hayashi et al. [ 54] converted these radiation effects and others, including total ROS, to acceleration of aging.
Together, these data demonstrate that p66 is critical for p44/p53 acceleration of aging and lifespan shortening in mice.
Development of such indicators is requisite for making objective statements regarding the effects of interventions, or of particular mutations, on the deceleration (or acceleration) of aging.
