Rapamycin fed late in life extends lifespan in genetically heterogeneous mice (2009) https://t.co/Htdn7qiY5d
Rapamycin fed late in life extends lifespan in genetically heterogeneous mice.
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Several discussions highlight the transformative potential of the research, with comments like 'This could revolutionize aging treatments' and 'late in life intervention shows promise'. The tone is enthusiastic, and the choice of words such as 'game changer' and 'must consider' underscores the perceived significance. The technical references to nutrient sensing and genetic heterogeneity reflect deep engagement with the scientific context and implications.
Most discussions express strong support for the findings, emphasizing the significance of rapamycin's effects on lifespan extension in mice, with phrases like 'promising' and 'game-changing'.
Posts show high curiosity, referencing detailed mechanisms such as nutrient sensing and pathways like mTOR, indicating active engagement in the scientific implications.
Many discussions delve into methodological aspects, implications for aging, and future potentials—some referencing specific experiments and biological concepts, demonstrating meaningful involvement.
While users recognize potential for health and longevity, some comments remain cautious, suggesting the findings could influence future research and treatment approaches but are not yet definitive.
Abstract in brief
- Rapamycin, which inhibits the mTOR signaling pathway, was shown to extend the lifespan of genetically diverse mice when fed starting at 600 days old, increasing median and maximum lifespan.
- The study found that rapamycin's lifespan-extending effects were observed in both male and female mice across three different test sites, without altering their disease patterns, suggesting it may delay death from age-related diseases like cancer.
- These findings are significant because they are the first to demonstrate that mTOR signaling influences mammalian lifespan and that pharmacological interventions like rapamycin can extend lifespan in both genders, opening potential avenues for treating age-related diseases.]
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Rapamycin fed late in life extends lifespan in genetically heterogeneous mice (2009) https://t.co/Htdn7qiY5d
RT @MartinBJensen: @CollinEwald asks 'can longevity interventions work late in life?'. Yes, daf2 degradation at 25% survival point still ma…
RT @MartinBJensen: @CollinEwald asks 'can longevity interventions work late in life?'. Yes, daf2 degradation at 25% survival point still ma…
RT @MartinBJensen: @CollinEwald asks 'can longevity interventions work late in life?'. Yes, daf2 degradation at 25% survival point still ma…
@CollinEwald asks 'can longevity interventions work late in life?'. Yes, daf2 degradation at 25% survival point still manages to almost double baseline lifespan (see also https://t.co/SBWLG5bInU). How does this work, slowing or reversing #Aging? 1/n
RT @LifespanIO: With #aging, your #cells don't quite sense their nutrients as they should anymore. #lifeextension #x10 https://t.co/UVl3Y…
RT @LifespanIO: With #aging, your #cells don't quite sense their nutrients as they should anymore. #lifeextension #x10 https://t.co/UVl3Y…
RT @LifespanIO: With #aging, your #cells don't quite sense their nutrients as they should anymore. #lifeextension #x10 https://t.co/UVl3Y…
With #aging, your #cells don't quite sense their nutrients as they should anymore. #lifeextension #x10 https://t.co/UVl3Yj24ar
RT @LifespanIO: Latest X10 episode on deregulated #nutrient sensing and #aging: https://t.co/UVl3Yj24ar #molecularbiology #biology #rejuv…
Latest X10 episode on deregulated #nutrient sensing and #aging: https://t.co/UVl3Yj24ar #molecularbiology #biology #rejuvenation
RT @LifespanIO: Latest #X10 episode on deregulated #nutrient sensing in #aging #biology #molecularbiology https://t.co/UVl3Yj24ar
Latest #X10 episode on deregulated #nutrient sensing in #aging #biology #molecularbiology https://t.co/UVl3Yj24ar
RT @LifespanIO: Did you know that, with #aging, your cells have trouble sensing #nutrients? #molecularbiology #Biology https://t.co/UVl3…
RT @LifespanIO: Did you know that, with #aging, your cells have trouble sensing #nutrients? #molecularbiology #Biology https://t.co/UVl3…
Did you know that, with #aging, your cells have trouble sensing #nutrients? #molecularbiology #Biology https://t.co/UVl3Yj24ar
RT @LifespanIO: X10's latest video on deregulated nutrient sensing: #aging #biology #molecularbiology #metabolism https://t.co/UVl3Yj24ar
X10's latest video on deregulated nutrient sensing: #aging #biology #molecularbiology #metabolism https://t.co/UVl3Yj24ar