Titlebook: Evolution of Longevity in Animals; A Comparative Approa Avril D. Woodhead,Keith H. Thompson Book 1987 Plenum Press, New York 1987 age.aging

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Programmed Cell Death and Aging in ,,med or not. Do genes exist whose principal, though not sole, role is to cause cell and organismal death? There is no strong evidence to support or reject the notion that such genes exist. Yet this hypothesis is testable.

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Systems Ecology, Operations Research and Gerontology: The Making of Strange Bedfellows address the question, “In what ways is aging a characteristic of systems in general?” by applying knowledge of systems ecology, operations research and gerontology. This paper is a result of my synthesis of ideas from these three disciplines.

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978-1-4612-9077-3Plenum Press, New York 1987

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,Ausgew?hlte Themen der Mathematik,an be conceived of as terminal nodes of a binary tree initiated with a zygote as a root. Information associated with the process of cell differentiation can be expressed by means of labeling the branches of the developmental tree. Specificity of a given cell is determined by the history of its divis

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Erfahrung als Transformationsprozess reproductive mode (self-fertilizing hermaphroditism) which facilitates mutant isolation and thus might make possible a genetic dissection of the aging process .. To use these advantages productively and in a generalizable way, we decided some time ago, in collaboration with our colleague Lewis A Ja

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Erfahrung und Ausdruck im Widerstreitiency of DNA repair and maximal lifespan ., an inverse correlation between cytochrome P-448 content and maximal lifespan., a correlation between the ratio of superoxide dismutase to specific energy metablism and maximal lifespan., and a correlation between .. cellular proliferative potential and max

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-96385-7s differentiation and aging result from the interaction of multiple critical or rate-limiting events; second, that it is necessary to understand these complex interactions in vivo in order to have a rational basis for influencing them; third, that such an understanding must involve a dynamic systems