Sentence examples for in these longevity from inspiring English sources
Consistent with previous reports, the actin structure is dynamic in these longevity mutants but not wild type cells.
Thus, the lower level of endogenous oxidative stress in these longevity models attenuates the ASK1-signalosome →p38 MAPK activity which favors longevity.
To test whether WWP-1 functions in any of these longevity pathways, the authors examine mutant combinations with essential components of these pathways.
We adopts the same study protocol but with added more sophistic components in our 2012 survey in these 8 longevity areas, as compared to the survey in the other sampled areas of the 22 provinces surveyed in 2011.
The inability of CR to increase the replicative life span (RLS) of yeast mutants lacking components of the TOR pathway [ 22] and the lack of the beneficial effect of DR on life span in worms with reduced TOR signaling [ 23, 24] support the proposed central role for TOR in orchestrating the life-extending effect of CR/DR in these two longevity paradigms.
A future goal will be to further explore the link between these longevity data in mice with preliminary human ankyrin-B variant data presented in Figure 1D.
My instinct tells me that religion is likely to be a factor in the longevity of these people, and I regret that it was not explored in the article.
In this paper, we aim to address the question: what are the transcription factors that are involved in the longevity of these mutants?
Genes in these pathways, termed longevity assurance genes (LAG), code for proteins that reduce cancer incidence and as a result assures a sufficiently long health span needed for reproduction.
"Just because we identified these really interesting genes in silico," she says, "does not mean that we have proven that mutations in these genes affect longevity".
2– 4 Detection, diagnosis, monitoring and prophylactic surgery are believed to have dramatically reduced deaths from dissection and to have resulted in increased longevity in these patients.
