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SUMMARY:The 17th D. Harold Copp Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Aging: a Gut Feeling\nLinda Partridge\, Founding Director of the Max Planck Institute for Biology of Aging\nThe loss of function and pathology caused by aging can be ameliorated by genetic and pharmacological interventions in laboratory animals. Inhibition of the mTOR network has evolutionarily conserved effects on lifespan and aging. We have found that the gut is a key target tissue for the mTORC1 inhibitor rapamycin\, with benefits to both the health of the gut itself and to lifespan. Intestinal health during aging is thus an important determinant of the health of the whole organism. \nZoom Registration Link
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DESCRIPTION:Aging: a Gut Feeling\nLinda Partridge\, Founding Director of the Max Planck Institute for Biology of Aging\nThe loss of function and pathology caused by aging can be ameliorated by genetic and pharmacological interventions in laboratory animals. Inhibition of the mTOR network has evolutionarily conserved effects on lifespan and aging. We have found that the gut is a key target tissue for the mTORC1 inhibitor rapamycin\, with benefits to both the health of the gut itself and to lifespan. Intestinal health during aging is thus an important determinant of the health of the whole organism. \nZoom Registration Link
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DESCRIPTION:Aging: a Gut Feeling\nLinda Partridge\, Founding Director of the Max Planck Institute for Biology of Aging\nThe loss of function and pathology caused by aging can be ameliorated by genetic and pharmacological interventions in laboratory animals. Inhibition of the mTOR network has evolutionarily conserved effects on lifespan and aging. We have found that the gut is a key target tissue for the mTORC1 inhibitor rapamycin\, with benefits to both the health of the gut itself and to lifespan. Intestinal health during aging is thus an important determinant of the health of the whole organism. \nZoom Registration Link
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