Flying in the face of aging
Genescient’s Methuselah flies are more vigorous. “They beat up the other flies and take their women away,” said Gregory Benford, a retired UC Irvine physics professor.
Genescient’s Methuselah flies are more vigorous. “They beat up the other flies and take their women away,” said Gregory Benford, a retired UC Irvine physics professor.
Interpretation of genetic data from fruit flies bred for longevity suggests the major culprit may not be accumulated damage…
The investment was made by private investors with an interest in the rapidly growing field of nutrigenomics…
Genescient study suggests that, when long-term effects are considered, two commonly ingested stimulants are not created equal. The study compares…
Aging is not simply an accumulation of damage or inappropriate higher-order signaling. Aging occurs because…