Subject: " This compares in size and timeline to existing and proposed state funded programs in the US - and will no doubt be just as inefficient as every other government program, sad to say.

From: "Pol N. Burnett" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2007 08:51:12 +0100

This foaming uncertainty of work in progress means that sink or swim, today's telomere research ventures will contribute positively to our knowledge of the biochemistry of aging.
Our experimental drug, Dz13, is like a secret agent that finds its target, c-Jun, within the cell and destroys it. Spinal 'crush' injuries often cause a loss of myelin, and so destroy the capacity of nerves to transmit signals. the lamina shell in HGPS patients is stiffer than normal. With Smad1 out of the game and Nanog in full control, cells revert to their forever-young state.
mice with defective c-kit bone marrow cells, could not mobilize these cells to race towards the injured site and regenerate the injured heart.
So it was a pretty slapdash thing, but once in place, hard to change.
The infrastructure and culture of serious longevity research will need to become that large, well understood and well supported in order to make meaningful progress within our lifetimes.
Critics have argued that superlongevity will inevitably lead to boredom, while proponents have denied this claim. Given that these individuals pan out to be models of successful aging and have abilities to escape or delay age-related disease, or escape or delay disabilities, we want to find out how they do that. for some reason, he said, people with Parkinson's have more damage from free radicals .
The only growth they're capable of is regeneration of their axons. In effect, we've all evolved to screw the person we're going to be; good now, not so good when you have become that person. But that is still the way we appear to much of the world at large - all mashed up into one block where real science has as much weight as the latest fad salesman to commandeer the buzzwords. UW researchers then maintained the cells in special lab cultures for up to six months, and at various times infused them into mice with about half of their livers destroyed.
As the repair systems fix damage normally caused by ageing, the body is rejuvenated. A huge advantage over using donated tissue is that the transplant would be 'autologous' - made of the patient's own cells, thus avoiding immune rejection .
By creating a tissue-engineered blood vessel grown from a patient's own stem cells, this rejection could potentially be eliminated . we gained tremendous understanding of human embryology, cell origins and how the liver is put together. A longer examination of this research and its significance can be found at Fight Aging!
phpSo yes, people are contrary creatures.
A recent example of the type can be found in this Fight Aging!
neuroscientist Theodore Berger has developed the first artificial brain part - a hippocampus to help people with Alzheimer's form new memories. Women diagnosed at the same age die 14 to 22 years earlier than women without diabetes.
We need more of that.
CGK733 is an example of what many scientists hope will be a trend: the identification of small molecules to mimic more cumbersome genetic interventions to regulate cellular behavior. But that is still the way we appear to much of the world at large - all mashed up into one block where real science has as much weight as the latest fad salesman to commandeer the buzzwords. If we can perfect this technique then it may one day be possible to create artificial bone marrow outside the body and produce any given blood type . Forsyth's strategy is aimed at stimulating the production of antibodies that inhibit the enzyme that allows bacteria to accumulate on teeth. The study may explain why some patients have mild heart attacks and others develop progressive and potentially fatal congestive heart failure. Other systems in the body rack up damage as they run - some will be comparatively easy to suppress, low-hanging fruit for modern medicine. This is exactly the sort of thing I like to see - people like you or I making an effort, moving forward with advocacy and education for healthy life extension research.
Different electric fields can also be used to attract different types of cells. phpWe can achieve this goal - and if we want everyone we know to live much longer, healthier lives, we must step up and take action.
The efficacy of the therapies for neuro-degenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's has been successfully identified in pre-clinical trials . ' It is extremely complex.