Titlebook: Biomedical Advances in Aging; Allan L. Goldstein Conference proceedings 1990 Plenum Press, New York 1990 Alzheimer.aging.dementia.senescen

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A Developmental Genetic Approach to the Analysis of Aging Processeson of other fundamental biological processes, e.g., development or metabolism (Botstein and Mauer, 1982). Many pitfalls are inherent in the genetic analysis of components of fitness; many result from effects of inbreeding (Lints, 1978; Rose, 1984). These inbreeding effects have been avoided by the u

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Evidence for the Molecular Basis of Aging and Sequestration of Mammalian Erythrocytesrent hypothesis for the molecular basis of aging and sequestration of mammalian senescent RBC from circulation. It was Ashby who, in 1919, demonstrated that RBC have a definite life span in the circulation. He accomplished this by the transfusion of RBC of blood group O into individuals of blood typ

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Immunological Investigation of Thymic-Dependent Immunity in Normal Aging and in Patients with Senile). With advancing age, an increasing prevalence of AD has been observed. In industrialized countries, approximately 6% of people over 65 years, 22% of those over 80 years, and 40% of the elderly over 90 years of age are affected by this debilitating illness (Henderson, 1986).