Introduction Flashcards

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What are the geriatric giants?

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What is compression of morbidity?

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What is strehler’s concepts of ageing?’

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What are the popular theories of ageing?

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what is the wear and tear theory of ageing?

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What is the adaptive evolutionary theory of ageing?

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What is antagonistic pleiotropy?

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What is the disposable soma theory of ageing?

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9
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What are the different mechanisms of ageing?

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10
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What is neuroendocrinology of ageing?

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What are the genetic mechanisms of ageing?

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What is cellular ageing?

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13
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What protects stem cells from senescence?

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Telomerase

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14
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What is cellular senescence associated with?

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Telomere shortening

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15
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What cellular process precipitate cellular senescence?

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16
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What causes DNA damage as we age?

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17
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Balance between ROS and antioxidants affects what?

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Cellular ageing

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Which conditions accumulate dysfunctional proteins?

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