Titlebook: Aging and Life-Prolonging Processes; Vladimir Veniaminovich Frolkis Book 1982 Springer-Verlag Wien 1982 Alter.Lebensverl?ngerung.Life.horm

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Experimental Life Prolongation,d by 20–30 years. In the last 70–80 years, it grew by another 20–30 years in the developed countries. In other words, the rate of human life prolongation increased almost 30-fold in one century. In the Soviet Union, the mean life span almost doubled in comparison with the level which existed before

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Innocent Okafor Eze,Uchenna Clara Innoezeon, answer the moon, because the sun shines during the day, when it is light, but the moon shines at night.” In some ways this aphorism applied for a long time to the investigation of the central nervous system’s aging. In most cases, the researchers concentrated on the role which the change in the

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Ana Elisa Barbar,Daniel Messelkenr, Bogomolets said in his opening speech at a conference that a Miss Simpson may soon appear in endocrinology, taking away the crown from adrenaline. Indeed, the researches carried out in the subsequent decades and the rapid development of the concept of stress and universal reactions may seem to ha

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Alinda Kokkinou,Charlotte K?bus to one another. The objects of regulation, namely, the organs and the tissues, are under the complicated neurohumoral control of the central nervous system. These higher forms of regulation were created on the basis of intracellular and intercellular regulatory factors during historic and individua

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Alinda Kokkinou,Charlotte K?buse same time always new question is whether the rate of aging of individual groups of cells can be determined and whether, consequently, the principal mechanisms of the whole organism’s aging can be assessed exactly.

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