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1. Telomerase Activation - The Key To Enhance Longevity & Quality Of Life February 08, 2012 Recent advances in molecular and cell biology have allowed spectacular progress in our understanding of the molecular machinery of human aging. With this new info come insights into how that clockwork could be modified to gradual or even reverse varied sides of human aging. {The discovery of the telomerase gene as a central regulator of replicative immortality and the "key" that winds and units the size of telomeres (and hence cell replicative life span) in human cells has led to nice optimism in regards to the prospects of Telomerase Activation, turning on the gene in the body to extend tel... (read more) Author: Penn Zadel

2. Telomerase Activation - What It Is And How It Works February 08, 2012 Latest advances in molecular and cell biology have allowed spectacular progress in our understanding of the molecular equipment of human aging. With this new information come insights into how that clockwork will be modified to gradual and even reverse varied aspects of human aging. {The discovery of the telomerase gene as a central regulator of replicative immortality and the "key" that winds and units the size of telomeres (and therefore cell replicative life span) in human cells has led to great optimism about the prospects of Telomerase Activation, turning on the gene within the body to ... (read more) Author: Patrick Rowe

3. Global Regenerative Medicine January 15, 2012 Global Regenerative Medicine Market Regenerative medicine is an emerging interdisciplinary field that spans tissue engineering, stem-cell biology, nanoscience, and bioengineering for the repair of cells, tissues and organs. It seeks to treat injured and diseased human tissue by using laboratory-grown or therapeutically-induced human tissue as a replacement. After decades of research, many regenerative medicine technologies are in development and approaching commercialization stage, thus leading to the creation of a revenue generating industry. The market, with an estimated US$ 7.2 Billion... (read more) Author: Bharat Book Bureau

4. Applications of Near-Infrared (NIR) Technology January 10, 2012 Numerous experts in science and technology and medicine work tirelessly and continue to discover and develop innovative solutions to improve people's lives. Near-infrared (NIR) technology is an example of these advanced methods that are used in various scientific, industrial, and medical applications. Here are some other fields where NIR can be applied. Biotechnology. This field deals with applied biology and how living organisms and bioprocesses can be harnessed for technology, medicine, and engineering. Biotechnology includes such processes as genetic engineering, cell and tissue cultur... (read more) Author: George Melcher

5. Telomerase Activation - What It Is And How It Works January 05, 2012 Current advances in molecular and cell biology have allowed spectacular progress in our understanding of the molecular equipment of human aging. With this new data come insights into how that clockwork will be modified to sluggish or even reverse varied facets of human aging. {The discovery of the telomerase gene as a central regulator of replicative immortality and the "key" that winds and units the size of telomeres (and hence cell replicative life span) in human cells has led to great optimism about the prospects of Telomerase Activation, turning on the gene in the body to extend telomere... (read more) Author: Penn Zadel

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