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

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me courage so that I can change what I can change, and give me wisdom so that I can distinguish one from the other. " Obviously, this incantation can be regularly repeated by any gerontologist, since it is very difficult to distinguish aging from the processes which enhance the organism‘s viability

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語(yǔ)源學(xué)

Neurohumoral Regulation of the Cardiovascular System, Thus, the study of the blood circulation function is characterized by both constant vacillation and a search for a reasonable measure in the correlation between mechanical work and the central regulation of the heart.

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Aging of the Brain,on, 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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Neurohumoral Regulation of the Cardiovascular System,ulate the trophism of the myocardium. In 1965, Randall, a prominent specialist in blood circulation, wrote that the heart needed nerves only for love. Thus, the study of the blood circulation function is characterized by both constant vacillation and a search for a reasonable measure in the correlat