Five years in and still getting younger - Chris Williamson and Bryan Johnson
Original timestamp: 01:18:59
Five years in and still getting younger - Chris Williamson and Bryan Johnson
Original timestamp: 01:18:59
Harvard study of 1K people who came to their center in Boston for testing found a 75% reduction in loss of telomere length over 4 years from 2K IU of vit D3 daily. Given Boston, likely these people were mostly vit D deficient to begin with. I'm not finding the free full text of the study, only articles about it like [1], and the study abstract [2].
[1] https://www.ifm.org/articles/vitamin-d-slow-telomere-shortening
How Cellular Senescence and Inflammation Impact Your Health
#CellBiology #AgingScience #OxidativeStress #Mitochondria #DNA #Proteins #Neurodegeneration #Telomeres #CellHealth #BiologyExplained
How Tiny Molecular Machines Keep Our Cells Alive and Thriving
#CellBiology #AgingScience #Telomeres #OxidativeStress #Mitochondria #CircadianRhythms #StemCells #Genetics #CancerResearch #HealthAndWellness
Vitamin D may do more than boost immunity — it could help slow cellular aging. Groundbreaking findings from a major trial. #HealthyAging #VitaminD #Telomeres
https://geekoo.news/vitamin-d-and-the-aging-clock-a-new-role-in-cellular-longevity/
#Bacterial ' #jumping_genes' can target and control #chromosome ends.
#transposons #telomeres #Streptomyces #genomes
https://phys.org/news/2025-03-bacterial-genes-chromosome.html
🔬 Call for abstracts – deadline is 18 March ✨
The EMBO | EMBL Symposium 'The ageing genome: from mechanisms to disease' is back with a fresh international speaker lineup! 🧬
#EESAgeing will bring together experts in chromosome biology, ageing sciences, and disease research.
Don't miss your chance to present! Submit your abstract here: https://s.embl.org/ees25-05-ma
#ageing #DNArepair #genomestability #emblevents #telomeres #DNAdamageresponse #ageinggenome #chromatinstability #epigenetics
#Data-driven techniques enhance understanding of #cell division.
#mitosis #transposons #Telomeres #chromatin
https://phys.org/news/2025-02-driven-techniques-cell-division.html
Research from Umeå University paves the way for a quantitative data analysis method to study the cell division process in individual cells. The improved resolution will promote advanced cell analysis in the human body, especially in cases of incorrect cell division such as in the context of cancer. The research is published in Nucleic Acids Research.