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Aging and Disease
This special issue belongs to the section “Cellular Aging“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Complex and intertwined implications of understanding inevitable aging and the conditions pertaining to it have been a focus of deep and unceasing investigation worldwide. The time dependent aging process results in and raises the probability of several chronic diseases such as cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disorders, stroke, dementia and AD limiting the lifespan of an individual. The results of biomedical research have identified several predictive markers and molecular mechanisms pertaining to systemic aging and related diseases with considerable limitations. Studies scrutinizing and trying to understand multiple facets of aging and pathophysiology of its related diseases have merited the development of novel medical strategies aiming at extending human health span. Thus, in this exhilarating era for research on aging and related diseases, we are interested in assembling current knowledge from leading experts in a Special Issue addressing this topic. This Special Issue on “Aging and Disease” intends to explore and reveal the latest significant advances towards identifying unknown molecular mechanisms, pathological features and functional connections, novel therapeutic approaches for these diseases and others as seen from different perspectives.
Prof. Kunlin JinProf. Huanxing Su
Prof. Guo-Yuan Yang
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Neurovascular aging
- Aging disorders
- Epigenetics
- Brain imaging
- Organellular aging
- Senescence
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