PBS TV - Scientists Pinpoint Anti-Aging Genes
kevin
01 Mar 2005
Link: http://www.pbs.org/n...ging/index.html
Real Audio Link to audio clip of interview
http://audio.pbs.org...altplay=tb28.rm
Some scientists have discovered a set of "anti-aging" genes in animals that -- when manipulated -- have similar life-extending effects as calorie-restrictive diets. Correspondent Tom Bearden reports on the research into the relationship between genes and aging.
Real Audio Link to audio clip of interview
http://audio.pbs.org...altplay=tb28.rm
Lazarus Long
01 Mar 2005
A very interesting find Kevin.
The subject (SIR2 gene & CR) is old news here but the mainstream media interest is encouraging.
I found the evolutionary genetics arguments made by them for what CR is doing and why it works remarkably consistent with the ones proposed here in our discussions. [wis]
The subject (SIR2 gene & CR) is old news here but the mainstream media interest is encouraging.
I found the evolutionary genetics arguments made by them for what CR is doing and why it works remarkably consistent with the ones proposed here in our discussions. [wis]
reason
01 Mar 2005
I have my doubts that CR mimetics are going to do significantly better than CR itself ... I think that the most valuable output from all of this (aside from lots of very healthy people in the best case) is the knowledge gained re: cellular biochemistry, metabolism, aging.
Reason
Founder, Longevity Meme
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Reason
Founder, Longevity Meme
reason@longevitymeme.org
http://www.longevitymeme.org
