Impact papers on aging in 2009

2015-01-13

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Abstract
The  editorial  board  of  Aging  reviews  research  papers  published  in  2009,
which they believe have or will have a significant impact on aging research.
Among  many  others,  the  topics  include  genes  that  accelerate  aging  or  in
contrast  promote  longevity  in  model  organisms,  DNA  damage  responses
and  telomeres,  molecular  mechanisms  of  life  span  extension  by  calorie
restriction  and  pharmacologic  interventions  into  aging.    The  emerging
message  in  2009  is  that  aging  is  not  random  but  determined  by  a
genetically-regulated  longevity  network  and  can  be  decelerated  both
genetically and pharmacologically.

some notes
DNA damage response and aging 
Mitochondria, oxidative stress and aging 
Calorie restriction (CR) 
Pharmacologic intervention 
Stem cells and aging 
Nuclear reprogramming and senescence 
Genetics of aging
Autophagy  
Post-transcriptional gene regulation and aging 
Circadian clock 
Cancer and aging

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