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AGE REVERSAL,
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ANTI AGING |
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Senescence and
negligible senescence (biological mortality)
Senescence refers to a decline
of survival characteristics, such as strength,
mobility, senses, and age-related increases in
mortality along with a decrease in reproductive
capability and is typical in most species. Mortality
rates for humans and most animals increase
dramatically with age beyond reaching reproductive
maturity
A few species exhibit negligible senescence (NS). An
organism is considered negligibly senescent if it
does not show any loss of survival characteristics,
such as strength, mobility, and senses, an increased
mortality rate with advancing age, or a loss of
reproductive capability with age.
Species
Recorded lifespan
Lobsters
100+ years (Presumed NS)
Lake sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens) 152 years
(Presumed NS)
Clams such as Panopea generosa
160 years (Presumed NS)
Rougheye rockfish
205 years
Freshwater pearl mussel
210–250 years
Aldabra Giant Tortoise
255 years
Greenland Shark
400 years
Ocean Quahog clam
507 years
Few old examples of the above
species are rare in the wild as they are still
vulnerable to predation, accidents, starvation,
environmental dangers, changes to their
environmental niche and diseases.
NS species do not deteriorate with age and may live
considerably longer than has been recorded.
To further complicate matters, we often need to
sacrifice the animal in order to measure its age.
Because we do not know the maximum age that might be
achieved by these species there are probably older
examples out there.
The hydra and Turritopsis dohrnii jellyfish are a
species that have no lifespan limit. They are one of
a very few species for which the phrase “biological
immortality” is appropriate.
Genetic and pharmacological approaches to ablate
pro-aging senescent cells and extend healthy
lifespan.
Evolution has already
demonstrated that negligible senescence (biological
immortality) is indeed possible. It follows that
some scientists, are investigating whether
negligible senescence can be engineered so that
humans also can use a repair-based approach to the
damage that aging causes. This is the basis of SENS,
the Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence.
That said, a solution must be found to the fact that
any intervention to remove senescent cells that
creates competition among cells will increase
age-related mortality from cancer.
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