Sentence examples for lifespan extending from inspiring English sources

"If Neil Armstrong were here, he would say, 'This is even better!' " Then Ms. Gins, 66, began holding forth about the health benefits of the house, officially called Bioscleave House (Lifespan Extending Villa).

Sirt1 is an NAD-dependent deacetylase which is considered to be important for the lifespan extending effects of CR.

To elucidate whether the above identified lifespan extending herbs regulate a specific stress response gene, we used the transgenic C. elegans (CL2070) expressing GFP as a reporter for inducible hsp-16.2 expression.

In these studies lifespan extending effects were mostly confined to females, unlike the results presented here.

This demonstrates that lifespan extending treatments are not purely rescuing weak backgrounds.

Taken together, these findings are in line with the modest magnitude of the lifespan extending effect of p110α inactivation.

Our findings demonstrate lifespan-extending diets repress miRNA-chromatin remodeler interactions and safeguard against deregulated transcription induced by aging and lifespan shortening diets, events linked by microRNA, chromatin, and ncRNA crosstalk.

Eventually, the researchers say they want to experiment with mice to determine whether the lifespan-extending synergy works on mammals.

Here we show that in the budding yeast S. cerevisiae, these and other lifespan-extending conditions, including caloric restriction and osmotic stress, increase the efficiency with which nutrient-depleted cells establish or maintain a cell cycle arrest in G1.

However, induction of C. elegans DR by limiting the amount of bacteria on plates suggests a lifespan-extending mechanism that is DAF-16-dependent [34], indicating that distinct food deprivation regimens may signal through different pathways to impact lifespan.

In contrast, all of these well established lifespan-extending interventions reduced rDNA recombination.