Biological Age나이가 들어가면서 라는 말보다 성숙해가면서Aging NotionHyperfunction theoryOnion modelMolecular pathwayOxidative stressAging Clock The phenomenon of aging called the 'information theory' postulates that aging is mainly driven by the loss of epigenetic information. (Epigenetics)Making Cells YoungIn the laboratory, cellular reprogramming can reverse epigenetic damage and reset cells to a "young" state. Can we do the same for entire organisms?https://press.asimov.com/resources/making-cells-youngWhy time seems to pass faster as we age - Inverted Passion1/ I’ve been mega-obsessed with this feeling. A year as a 36-year-old seems so much shorter as compared to when I was a kid or even as a teen. It seems cosmically unfair – we have fewer years to live, and each year flies by faster. 2/ But, why is that happening? My tentative conclusion is that… Read Morehttps://invertedpassion.com/why-time-seems-to-pass-faster-as-we-age/A Biochemist's View of Life's Origin Reframes Cancer and Aging | Quanta MagazineAll living cells power themselves by coaxing energetic electrons from one side of a membrane to the other. Membrane-based mechanisms for accomplishing this are, in a sense, as universal a feature of life as the genetic code.https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-biochemists-view-of-lifes-origin-reframes-cancer-and-aging-20220808/Real age versus biological age: the startups revealing how old we really aret the end of last year, Jay Chan, a 30-year-old marine engineer, bought his mother a biological age test from Elysium, a New York-based biotech and health supplements start-up founded in 2014. The test was simple - it required only a saliva sample - and it helped that it was being offered for half off the usual $499 (£400) price.https://www.theguardian.com/science/2022/jun/13/biological-age-startups-whyReelinA protein called Reelin keeps popping up in brains that resist aging and Alzheimer’sEarly in life, the protein Reelin helps assemble the brain. Later on, it appears to protect the organ from Alzheimer’s and other threats to memory and thinking.https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2024/07/29/g-s1-13519/alzheimers-protein-reelin-brain-aging-amyloid-tau-memory