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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-59634-6c adaptability to stress in senescence could provide an explanation why heart insufficiency and cardiac death occur in older people even upon only a minor increase in demand (Wei and Gersh 1987). Most of the morphological studies of the hearts of old people therefore have the aim of finding a struct

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Udo K. Lindner,Alexander Raftopouloon. Both clinical pictures are found especially often in elderly people, i.e., from the 60th to the 65th year of life. Consequently, administration of .-blockers is a frequent clinical necessity, especially in elderly patients.

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Demokratisierung der Lehre und Hochschule,. A third approach involves the registration and analysis of age-related diseases that render old age painful, troublesome, and undesired. This third approach is adopted here. I will summarize data on the age-related distinct pathological protein deposits which were designated “amyloid” by Rudolph V

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The Development of an ESG Strategy,is produced by specific cells in connective tissues. They are developed from a primitive mesenchymal cell. Specific cells—fibroblasts, chondrocytes, etc.—produce specific tissue types which have a characteristic composition of macromolecules, and also glycosaminoglycans and proteoglycans, which dete

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ESG Communication and the 1.5-Degree Limit,Alzheimer’s disease is a brain-limited amyloidosis: one of a number of such disorders which we have suggested can be seen as protein storage diseases (Landon et al. 1987), a concept that draws parallels with the accumulations of carbohydrates and complex lipids in the well understood storage diseases where catabolic enzymes are reduced or missing.