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Blocking the self-destruction process of enzymes can mitigate age-related diseases – News-Medical.Net
Stopping the cannibalistic behavior of a well-studied enzyme could be the key to new drugs to fight age-related diseases, according to a new study published onl…
Reviewed by Emily Henderson, B.Sc.Sep 30 2020
Stopping the cannibalistic behavior of a well-studied enzyme could be the key to new drugs to fight age-related diseases, according to a new study published online in Nature Cell Biology.
For the first time, researchers in the Perelman School of Medicrestore ine at the University of Pennsylvania show how the self-eating cellular process known as autophagy is causing the SIRT1 enzyme, long known to play a role in longevity, to degrade over time in c…
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