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Biogerontology 2003, 2003, Volume 4, Issue 1

pp. 1-8

Insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) and aging: Controversies and

new

insights

A. Bartke, V. Chandrashekar, F. Dominici, D. Turyn, B. Kinney, R.

Steger, J.J. Kopchick

(107. K)

pp. 9-14

Effects of X-irradiation in early ontogenesis on the longevity and

amount of

the S1 nuclease-sensitive DNA sites in adult Drosophila

melanogaster

M. Vaiserman, Natalya M. Koshel, Y. Litoshenko,

Tatyana G.

Mozzhukhina, Vladimir P. Voitenko

(89.0 K)

pp. 15-18

Establishment of the mimetic aging effect in mice caused by

D-galactose

Shih-Ching Ho, Jue-Hao Liu, ReY-Yih Wu

(58.4 K)

pp. 19-29

Mitochondrial electron transport chain complexes in aging rat brain

and

lymphocytes

Sukhjit Kaur Sandhu, Gurcharan Kaur

(361. K)

pp. 31-45

Biological evidence for limits to the duration of life

Bruce A. Carnes, S. Jay Olshansky, Grahn

(184. K)

pp. 47-50

Food restriction, pituitary hormones and ageing

Arthur V. Everitt

(54.9 K)

pp. 53-58

Abstracts of the 3rd European Congress of Biogerontology

(76.3 K)

Volume 4, Issue 2

pp. 63-73

From the stress theory of aging to energetic and evolutionary

expectations

for longevity

A. Parsons

(117. K)

pp. 75-90

Practical applications of chaos theory to the modulation of human

ageing:

nature prefers chaos to regularity

s Kyriazis

(164. K)

pp. 91-95

Variable effects of vitamin E on Drosophila longevity

Driver, ou

(76.9 K)

pp. 97-104

Comparative levels of DNA breaks and sensitivity to oxidative

stress in aged

and senescent human fibroblasts: a distinctive pattern for

centenarians

Marta Chevanne, Riccardo Caldini, Donatella Tombaccini, Alessandra

Mocali, Guido Gori,

Francesco Paoletti

(127. K)

pp. 105-111

Neurostimulatory and antioxidative effects of L-deprenyl in aged

rat brain

regions

Jaspreet Kaur, Sangeeta Singh, Deepak Sharma, Rameshwar Singh

(129. K)

pp. 113-118

The age-related accumulation of dolichol in rat liver may correlate

with

expectation of life

Chiara Dolfi, Ettore Bergamini, Cristiano Carresi, la

Cavallini, Alessio Donati, Marco

Maccheroni, Ilaria Parentini, Marino, Zina Gori

(93.0 K)

pp. 119-120

Is mammalian aging genetically controlled?

João Pedro de Magalhães

(36.2 K)

pp. 121-123

Immunosenescence in Montecatini

Graham Pawelec, Qin Ouyang

(46.9 K)

Free Radic Biol Med 2003 Mar 1;34(5):546-52

Mitochondria from females exhibit higher antioxidant

gene expression and lower oxidative damage than males.

Borras C, Sastre J, -Sala D, Lloret A, Pallardo FV, Vina J.

The facts reported here provide molecular evidence to

explain the different life span in males and females.

PMID: 12614843 [PubMed - in process]

Average … ratio of food/water consumption were significantly

lower in CR rodents than in AL rodents. Also, the daily range

of body temperature, oxygen metabolism, RQ, average water

consumption, and motor activity was significantly higher in CR rodents.

PMID: 9311553 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]