Genes of some species might hold the key to human longevity
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) - 19-Oct-2020Studying organisms that live long will help identify crucial genes associated with ageing
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Postdoc at Boston's Children Hospital unraveling mechanisms of longevity with phylogenomics
Comparative biologist with a focus on aging and age-related diseases, leveraging natural examples of exceptional longevity to decipher mechanisms of senescence resistance. Animals that resist the rigors of time well past a human lifespan, that maintain health and function for centuries, will inform therapies to delay and/or prevent aging and age-related diseases in people.
Visit website: https://www.childrenshospital.org/research/researchers/t/stephen-treaster
See also: Boston Children's Hospital - Center for pediatric health care
Details last updated 23-Nov-2020
Studying organisms that live long will help identify crucial genes associated with ageing