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Chong He | SAGE

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Ethical Implications of Human Genetic Engineering. Breaking NAD: How one metabolite became the biggest sto. Age: It’s All in Your Blood. Toxicology in the 21st Century, An Interview with Dr. Tice and Dr. Paules. Posted by Chong He. Apr 7, 2016. The goal of Tox21 is to develop more efficient and less time-consuming approaches to predict how chemicals may affect human health, leading to better regulations and treatments in cases of exposure. Reproductive Aging: An Interview with Dr. Coleen Murphy. One can ...

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Kenny Wilson | SAGE

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Ethical Implications of Human Genetic Engineering. Breaking NAD: How one metabolite became the biggest sto. Food For Thought: Is diet-induced Alzheimer’s Disease T. New Publication: Peripheral Circadian Clocks Mediate Dietary Restriction-Dependent Changes in Lifespan and Fat Metabolism in Drosophila. Posted by Kenny Wilson. Dec 22, 2015. Finding your Career in the Scientific World: A visit from Dr. Toby Freedman. Posted by Kenny Wilson. Oct 27, 2015. What career options are available to scientists? The L...

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Geroscience Course: Cellular Senescence and Aging | SAGE

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Ethical Implications of Human Genetic Engineering. Breaking NAD: How one metabolite became the biggest sto. Food For Thought: Is diet-induced Alzheimer’s Disease T. Geroscience Course: Cellular Senescence and Aging. Posted by Kenny Wilson. Jul 20, 2015. Cells frequently enter the senescent stage when typical age-related phenomena, such as DNA damage, occur. ( Nature Publishing Group. Also called cellular senescence. For more, see our blog on this topic. Since senescence is a naturally occuring event, it ...

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New Publication: MTOR regulates the pro-tumorigenic senescence-associated secretory phenotype by promoting IL1A translation | SAGE

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Ethical Implications of Human Genetic Engineering. Breaking NAD: How one metabolite became the biggest sto. Food For Thought: Is diet-induced Alzheimer’s Disease T. New Publication: MTOR regulates the pro-tumorigenic senescence-associated secretory phenotype by promoting IL1A translation. Posted by Team SAGE. Jul 7, 2015. Remi-Martin Laberge is a postdoc in Dr. Judy Campisi’s lab. 1 How would you explain the main findings from this paper to the lay audience or say your grandmother? The techniques that we...

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Barbara Bailus | SAGE

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Ethical Implications of Human Genetic Engineering. Breaking NAD: How one metabolite became the biggest sto. Food For Thought: Is diet-induced Alzheimer’s Disease T. Interview with Dr. Xianmin Zeng: Stem Cell Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease. Posted by Barbara Bailus. Jan 25, 2016. Creating and Working at the World Renown San Francisco Exploratorium. Posted by Barbara Bailus. Dec 1, 2015. Have you ever visited a science or discovery museum and thought how do they make this happen? Posted by Barbara Bailus.

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Speaker Interviews | SAGE

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Ethical Implications of Human Genetic Engineering. Breaking NAD: How one metabolite became the biggest sto. Food For Thought: Is diet-induced Alzheimer’s Disease T. Lessons from the Worm: Novel Insights for the Nrf2 Cytoprotection Pathways. Sep 16, 2016. Toxicology in the 21st Century, An Interview with Dr. Tice and Dr. Paules. Apr 7, 2016. Reproductive Aging: An Interview with Dr. Coleen Murphy. Mar 23, 2016. Interview with Dr. Xianmin Zeng: Stem Cell Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease. Jan 25, 2016.

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Resveratrol: Placebo or youth-in-a-pill? | SAGE

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Ethical Implications of Human Genetic Engineering. Breaking NAD: How one metabolite became the biggest sto. Food For Thought: Is diet-induced Alzheimer’s Disease T. Resveratrol: Placebo or youth-in-a-pill? Posted by Chris Nelson. Jul 10, 2015. By Chris Nelson with contribution from Brandon Tavshanjian. Resveratrol is a compound that gained a lot of notoriety in the mid-2000’s as sort of a multipurpose pro-health molecule. Early studies. Chemical structure of Resveratrol. And produced only variable effect...

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“The Worm Conference”: from the bonds of many droplets, a mighty river roars… | SAGE

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Ethical Implications of Human Genetic Engineering. Breaking NAD: How one metabolite became the biggest sto. Food For Thought: Is diet-induced Alzheimer’s Disease T. 8220;The Worm Conference”: from the bonds of many droplets, a mighty river roars. Posted by Todd Plummer. Jul 15, 2015. What do you like about studying. This was the question posed to attendees (myself included) by long-time scientists/entertainers Morris Maduro and Curtis Loer at the Genetics Society of America. The idea took off and led to ...

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Buck Publications | SAGE

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Ethical Implications of Human Genetic Engineering. Breaking NAD: How one metabolite became the biggest sto. Food For Thought: Is diet-induced Alzheimer’s Disease T. New Publication: Peripheral Circadian Clocks Mediate Dietary Restriction-Dependent Changes in Lifespan and Fat Metabolism in Drosophila. Dec 22, 2015. A new publication in Cell Metabolism features the Buck’s Dr. Subhash Katewa and his study about how dietary restriction response is regulated by peripheral circadian clock mechanisms. New Publi...