Sentence examples for age of cellular from inspiring English sources

The age of cellular technology is all too convenient for married men posing as singles.

Perhaps the Nokia N-series calls up memories of the old phones that we once clung to in the dark ages of cellular communication.

Recently, our results with primary human fibroblasts indicated that growth on denatured collagen (DC) matrix results in the reduction of the rate of cellular aging.

In addition to potentially sustaining brain functionality, new studies have suggested that mindfulness meditation may slow the rate of cellular aging.

Doctors may one day use the blood test developed in Sweden to determine how various lifestyle factors -- including diet, exercise and stress levels -- either accelerate or slow down a person's rate of cellular aging.

For more than a decade now, budding yeast has significantly contributed to our understanding of aging, unraveling mechanisms of cellular senescence and age-induced death of postmitotic cells in a model of chronological aging (Kaeberlein, 2010; Longo et al., 2012).

Aging is the age-dependent decline of cellular and organismal functions.

Furthermore, despite the fact that both lines were derived from donors of disparate ages, they displayed signs of cellular aging with telomeres of similar lengths[7] as discussed in the Introduction.

Consistent with the expectation of age-associated accrual of cellular damage, senescent cells accumulate with ageing.

An age-related relocalization of cellular copper, as it is reported in this study to occur during ageing of P. anserina was previously also reported to occur during leave senescence in higher plants [72].

Development of agents that suppress aging (aging suppressants) requires quantification of cellular senescence.