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When Historiopraxy Becomes Heritage, pattern of gene expression must be maintained for the normal functioning of cells and for the survival of the organism. Since aging is considered to be a result of failure of maintenance at all levels, attempts have been made to look for an age-related drifting-away of cells in terms of changes in

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The Native Dimension of Chinese Capitalism, eukaryotes most genes are “silent,” meaning that they are transcriptionally inert and that this state is heritable. Many changes in gene expression occur during cellular senescence and organismal aging [1, 2]. Although most of these are considered to be downstream effects rather than causes of agin

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