Sentence examples for for normal longevity from inspiring English sources

Thus, the amount of SIN3 is critical for normal longevity, either too much or too little, can affect the process.

The major exception to this was mir-71, which increased in abundance with age and was required for normal longevity.

To this end, we obtained survival curves covering 50 weeks and used tert −/− and p53 −/− single-mutant zebrafish lines as a reference for normal longevity.

mir-71 has now been identified by multiple recent reports as having age dependent expression, being strongly required for normal longevity and being involved in germline mediated lifespan extension respectively [ 17, 19, 20, 22], among other phenotypes.

These results strongly suggest that SIN3 is important for normal longevity by modulating the stress resistance response in the adult fly, possibly through control of genes involved in the de novo synthesis of glutathione.

Although social context is arguably important for survival, our data suggests that sensory dependent synaptic development may be important for the brain to develop normally during early adulthood, and that exposure to a stimulating environment may be required for the normal longevity of a honeybee.

FoxO/DAF-16 is well known as an important requirement for ensuring normal longevity in the worm.[15], [16] Given the impact of TMEM-135 deletion on the worm lifespan, we wondered if the loss of TMEM-135 expression in tmem-135 ok1646) tmem-135 ok1646e associated with a reduction of DAF-16 expression.

It is hoped that in doing this we will also identify genes required for normal ageing, longevity, and health.

In parallel, expression of the H3K4 demethylase Rbr-2 is also required for normal worm longevity, suggesting that maintenance of a H3K4 methylation level is fundamental for normal aging (Greer et al., 2010).

Although most miRNAs are dispensable for normal lifespan of model organisms, some other miRNAs can affect nematode longevity through DAF-16/FOXO-mediated gene transcription (de Lencastre et al, 2010).

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