I can’t believe how many months I procrastinated in writing this blog post. Among deadlines and diaper changes, it just took me that much time to put my thoughts in order regarding a part of aging that I thought was crystal clear: aging leads to slow clearance therefore autophagy induction must always be a good…… Continue reading Eaten alive: the double-edged sword of autophagy
Tag: evolutionary biology
How to play with evolution in the lab to create longer-lived animals
I was a college student when I first stumbled upon the “Ending Aging” book by Dr. Aubrey de Grey. I read that book cover to cover but I never got highly enthusiastic about SENS since there were important details which didn’t make sense. The types of damage that humans incur as they age are excellently…… Continue reading How to play with evolution in the lab to create longer-lived animals