senescence in A Sentence

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    Immune Senescence is closely related to cell apoptosis.

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    The effects of Senescence fluctuate among different species.

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    Senescence in human beings.

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    reproduction and Senescence.

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    However, the effects of Senescence vary among different species.

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    During Senescence, smegma production is gradually reduced, until it almost completely disappears.

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    They're known as anti-aging fruit because they delay Senescence of cells.

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    Thus, while Senescence and aging might lead to death, the varied

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    Old age, also called Senescence, in human beings, the final stage of the normal life span.

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    Senescence is believed to be the result of a biochemical deregulation that is a natural component of life.

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    This means that the three main phases of life are there in every species- r- development, reproduction and Senescence.

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    say an alteration in the gene or genes causing Senescence, should lead to an immortal person or organism,

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    Eliminating aging would require finding a solution to each of these causes, a program de Grey calls engineered negligible Senescence.

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    disease and death and finally we have the term Senescence which consists of these manifestations of the aging process.

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    Telomeres: In humans and other animals, cellular Senescence has been attributed to the shortening of telomeres at each cell division;

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    Some claim our genes are programmed to deteriorate, wither and die, while others believe accumulated damage is the root of our Senescence.

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    The compounds- AP39, AP123 and RT01- help the old or damaged cells to generate the'energy' needed for survival and to reduce Senescence.

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    Thus, while Senescence and aging might lead to death, the varied symptoms of Senescence could be brought about by a number of factors.

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    But the Duke scientists observed that when the host cells begin to run out of materials, they enter a suspended state called"cell Senescence.".

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    Once again some of the genes which are active in reproductive phase would induce some other genes which are responsible for the onset of Senescence.

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    A mutation in the positive direction, let us- say an alteration in the gene or genes causing Senescence, should lead to an immortal person or organism, but that does not happen.

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    Sierra Sciences, LLC, an 11-year old Reno biotech company, with the goal of preventing and/or reversing cellular Senescence, and ultimately curing diseases associated with human aging, including the aging process itself.

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    Through the course of these scientific explorations on the realm of human aging, scientists were able to come up with a term that refers to the human aging process- Senescence.

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    Some claim our genes are programmed to deteriorate, wither and die, while others believe that the accumulation of damage, some of which is self-inflicted, is at the root of our Senescence.

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    Their telomeres associated with successive cycles of cell division, until they reach a critically short length which triggers cell death or an irreversible cell arrest known as replicative Senescence(also known as the Hayflick limit).

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    James Kirkland, the paper's senior author and director of the Robert and Arlene Kogod Center on Aging at the Mayo Clinic, says it's possibly because Senescence is such a fundamental biological process that it affects both sexes equally.

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    In the process, the phenomenon of Senescence and death need not occur through the genetic debility that sets in after reproductive performance, but is also caused by predators that is one species using the other species as food.

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    Hence, to study aging we need to know three aspects of life: longevity, aging and death, where longevity is the span of life of an organism, aging is a sequential change leading to debility, disease and death and finally we have the term Senescence which consists of these manifestations of the aging process.

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