Sentence examples for for promoting longevity from inspiring English sources

Another well-established mechanism for promoting longevity is dietary restriction.

Thus, maintenance of the 26S proteasome activity with age is vital for promoting longevity.

Both the CR, CREX and the very low calorie diet group (890 kcal/d) had lower levels of DNA damage suggesting a possible mechanism for promoting longevity, however whether this is maintained long-term has yet to be verified (Heilbronn et al. 2006).

Here I review EGF signaling, emphasizing several recent studies that uncovered an unexpected role for EGF in promoting longevity and healthspan in mature adult C. elegans.

Indeed, Prxs have crucial roles in maintaining genome stability, protecting against cancer and promoting longevity (for reviews, see Nyström et al., 2012; Rhee and Woo, 2011).

Current evidence from long-lived Little mice (Ghrhrlit/lit) and C. elegans proposes a role for bile acids in promoting longevity through a nuclear receptor mediated signaling [ 6, 7].

Normal levels of Atg7-modulated autophagy, albeit dispensable for metamorphosis, seem to be critical for preventing neurodegeneration, resisting stresses, and promoting longevity in Drosophila (Juhasz et al., 2007; Juhasz and Neufeld, 2008).

The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans is a powerful model system for defining genetic and pharmacological interventions promoting longevity and healthy aging, often by mechanisms that appear conserved across phyla [13], [23], [24].

This data suggests a positive role for maintenance of muscle integrity in promoting longevity and poses an important area of research, highly applicable to human sarcopenia.

The evolutionary conservation of FoxO functions in promoting longevity suggests that understanding the molecular basis for FoxO transcription factor action will illuminate fundamental mechanisms that govern aging.

By identifying a locus on chromosome 4 that may contain gene(s) promoting longevity (Puca et al 2001), it has recently been supported the theory of a genetic component for exceptional longevity.