5,000-year-old trees maintain their telomeres in a controlled range
Extreme longevity in long-lived tree species doesn’t result in unopposed telomere elongation
Edward
02/24/2016
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Tag: telomerase
Real patient experiences
Exercise is good for your telomeres, especially in middle age
people who did moderate exercise had higher telomerase activity and longer telomeres than those that did none or too much.
Edward
02/21/2016
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ATM Kinase plays a role in telomere lengthening
If together, ATM kinase and p53 decide that the DNA is beyond repair, the cell will undergo apoptosis as orchestrated by p53.
Edward
02/01/2016
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Rainbows and Aging- I know the how, but not the why
Although I understand the “how” of refracted sunlight creating rainbows and the “how” of telomere erosion in stem cells causing aging, I don’t yet grasp the whys.
Edward
01/15/2016
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You are not in control of your physiology – and that’s a good thing
We are NOT in control of our micronutrients and cellular signaling and that is good thing. The system is so remarkably complex and integrated that it would be like asking a deaf person to write and conduct a symphony.
Edward
01/14/2016
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Another study proving my stem cell theory of aging – in Diabetes
If you had lower telomerase activity, then you had a higher risk of Type2 Diabetes and all the changes associated with getting fat.
Edward
01/03/2016
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