Aging Of The Genome: The Dual Role Of Dna In Life And Death-..

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Authored By A World-Renowned Specialist In The Field

describes The Mechanisms Of Aging In A Clear And Accessible Manner

emphasises The Role Of Dna Damage And Genomic Instability In Aging And Aging-Related Disease, Integrating Theoretical And Empirical Evidence

discusses The Design Of Strategies To Retard Or Reverse The Deleterious Effects Of Aging

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Aging Has Long Since Been Ascribed To The Gradual Accumulation Of Dna Mutations In The Genome Of Somatic Cells. However, It Is Only Recently That The Necessary Sophisticated Technology Has Been Developed To Begin Testing This Theory And Its Consequences. Vijg Critically Reviews The Concept Of Genomic Instability As A Possible Universal Cause Of Aging In The Context Of A New, Holistic Understanding Of Genome Functioning In Complex Organisms Resulting From Recent Advances In Functional Genomics And Systems Biology. It Provides An Up-To-date Synthesis Of Current Research, As Well As A Look Ahead To The Design Of Strategies To Retard Or Reverse The Deleterious Effects Of Aging. This Is Particularly Important In A Time When We Are Urgently Trying To Unravel The Genetic Component Of Aging-Related Diseases. Moreover, There Is A Growing Public Recognition Of The Imperative Of Understanding More About The Underlying Biology Of Aging, Driven By Continuing Demographic Change.

ISBN	9780198569237
Autor(a)	Vijg, Jan
Editora	Oxford University Press - UK
Idioma	Inglês Britânico
Ano de edição	2007
Páginas	384
Acabamento	Brochura