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Tesfahun Admasu

Research Fellow at SENS Research Foundation

Dr. Tesfahun Admasu is Research Fellow at SENS Research Foundation. Dr. Tesfahun Admasu was awarded a master’s degree in Biochemistry from Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia, and a PhD in Biochemistry from the National University of Singapore. During his PhD studies (2014-18), he identified drug synergy and investigated the mechanism based on “multi-omics” technology. This work led to seminal contributions to our understanding of aging and lifespan extension which were published in Developmental Cell and Nature Scientific Data. Dr. Tesfahun joined the University of Gondar and launched a master’s degree program in Biochemistry where he teaches Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. At the SRF-RC, Dr. Tesfahun applies CRISPRa/CRSPRi and next generation sequencing based transcriptome profiling to investigate the mechanisms of SASP induced senescence and apoptosis resistance of senescent cells.

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See also: Institute SENS Research Foundation - Non-profit organization focused on transforming the way the world researches and treats age-related diseases

Details last updated 17-Sep-2020

Tesfahun Admasu is also referenced in the following:

Ending Aging Forum 2022

02-Sep-2022 to 03-Sep-2022

Science and Education virtual conference organized by SENS Research Foundation (FREE)

International Longevity Summit

23-Aug-2023 to 24-Aug-2023

Biotech and Longevity Conference in South Africa organized by TAFFD

SENS Annual Report 2020

Quick summary of SENS’ latest research projects and other activities

Tesfahun Admasu News

SRF Scientists have discovered the "Iron Fist" strategy to deal with senescent cells

SRF Scientists have discovered the "Iron Fist" strategy to deal with senescent cells

SENS Research Foundation - 09-Mar-2023

Scientists are working to bring these new rejuvenation biotechnologies of senolytics to aging humans

Forever Healthy Fellowship Program awarded to Dr. Tesfahun Admasu

Forever Healthy Fellowship Program awarded to Dr. Tesfahun Admasu

Forever Healthy Foundation - 23-Jun-2020

His project researches on secondary senescent cells and SASP