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Shin-ichiro Imai

Professor of Developmental Biology at Washington University in St. Louis.

Our major interest is to understand the systemic regulation of aging and longevity in mammals and translate that knowledge into an effective anti-aging intervention that makes our later lives as healthy and productive as possible (“productive aging”).

Three key tissues have been identified as basic elements in mammalian aging and longevity control: the hypothalamus as the control center, skeletal muscle as an effector and adipose tissue as a modulator.

Visit website: https://imailab.wustl.edu/dr-imai/

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Washington University in St. Louis

Private multidisciplinary research university.

Details last updated 07-Dec-2019

Shin-ichiro Imai News

Totally new pathway towards healthy ageing

Totally new pathway towards healthy ageing

Independent - 13-Jun-2019

Substance circulating in the veins of juvenile mice delayed death and kept the disease at bay

Study on mice reveals broccoli enzyme make cells act younger

Study on mice reveals broccoli enzyme make cells act younger

Time Magazine - 27-Oct-2016

NMN found in natural foods promotes antiaging and halts age associated diseases

A compound in brocolli has remarkable anti-ageing effects on mice

A compound in brocolli has remarkable anti-ageing effects on mice

Independent - 27-Oct-2016

Clinical trials are in progress - NMN could be the recipe of youth

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