The phrase "aging damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the effects of aging on biological systems, materials, or health.
Example: "The study focused on the mechanisms of aging damage in human cells and how it contributes to age-related diseases."
Alternatives: "age-related damage" or "damage from aging".
Such restoration is not impossible, however, as evinced by the fertilization process, where an aged sperm and egg fuse to form a zygote devoid of aging damage or any evidence of the age of the parental cells (Rando & Chang, 2012).
"I'm looking for therapies that target aging damage and slow or reverse it," she says.
Understanding the pattern of gene activity in germline cells "might provide particularly helpful clues as to how best to protect somatic cells from aging damage," he said.
Of the 87 parts of the reactor vessel and related elements examined, all but three showed aging damage, as did 39 out of 44 steam generator components and 57 of 59 structural elements.
Considering the deterioration of the material induced by thermal aging process, aging damage factor was introduced to predict the ratcheting-fatigue life, which resulted in good prediction for all the thermal aging conditions.
Besides the macro-mechanical properties for thermal aging effect published in "Thermal aging effect on Z3CN20.09M Cast Duplex Stainless Steel" (Nuclear Engineering and Design 239(2009) 2217-2223), thermalrmaginging damage mechanism is investigated in this paper through nano-indentation tests and micro-structures evolution examination.
Risk assessment procedures for subsea projects are a key component of design and maintenance and inspection efforts, as resulting operating time may cause aging damages to adjacent subsea equipment.
Peter Reddien believes human stem cells one day could be regulated to replace aged, damaged, and missing tissues.
This process facilitates the digestive degradation of aged, damaged, or unneeded organelles including mitochondria, Golgi complex, and endoplasmic reticulum [ 1].
Thus, the increasing SOD activity, and decreasing GPx and catalase activities during ageing damaged the antioxidant enzyme homeostasis within a cells and forced it to undergo ageing.
Autophagy, a cell homeostatic process for the lysosome-driven degradation of aged, damaged, and redundant self-constituents, may either suppress or facilitate carcinogenesis [ 7, 23].
