Senolytic Therapeutics

March 07, 2019

Clearing Senescent Cells Prevents T1 Diabetes in Mice

Scientists have shown that the removal of non-dividing senescent cells, which are normally associated with aging, also appears to prevent Type 1 diabetes in diabetic mouse strains. Clearing senescent beta cells prevents T1 diabetes Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a chronic condition in which the pancreas produces little or no insulin. Insulin is a hormone...

Extracellular Matrix in Aging with Professor Collin Ewald
Dr. Collin Ewald is a molecular biologist and a professor at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zürich (ETH). At ETH, Collin leads the Laboratory of Extracellular Matrix […]
Old Human Skin Rejuvenated When Implanted in Young Mice
Publishing in Science, researchers have transplanted old human skin to young mice and witnessed a robust rejuvenation cascade that is probably triggered by vascular […]
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Dietary Components That Affect Blood Pressure
While some people must take medication to reduce their blood pressure in order to preserve their healthspan and lifespan, it is usually recommend […]
Yamanaka Factors and Partial Cellular Reprogramming
Today, we chronicle the progress of partial cellular reprogramming and discuss how this powerful technique may be able to reprogram cells back into a youthful state, at least partially reversing epigenetic alterations, […]
What Are Sirtuins and What Do They Do?
Sirtuins are a family of seven SIRT enzymes found in the nucleus, cytoplasm, and mitochondria of human cells. These enzymes exist in nearly all species and perform many functions that are associated […]

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Clearing Senescent Cells Prevents T1 Diabetes in Mice

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