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Rejuvenating, Geroprotective and Cytoprotective Activities of Natural and Synthetic Compounds: Proofs of Concept, Associated Mechanisms and Applications
This special issue belongs to the section “Cell Signaling“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Societal changes lead to more and more interest in natural or synthetic molecules in order to consider healthy aging. In this context, it is becoming increasingly interesting to identify molecules that are capable of either promoting rejuvenation, preventing aging, or protecting against exogenous or endogenous cytotoxic compounds. The identification of such molecules is made possible through various studies on humans, animals or cells. It is important to know the possible target genes of these molecules and the relevant signaling pathways to lead to applications that improve human health. In this context, the proposed articles will refer to molecules evaluated in humans, animals or cellular models with rejuvenating, geroprotective or cytoprotective effects.
Prof. Gérard Lizard
Prof. Guiseppe Poli
Prof. Mohamed Hammami
Dr. Amira Zarrouk
Collection Editors
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Keywords
- rejuvenation
- geroprotection
- cytoprotection
- natural products
- synthetic molecules
- signaling pathways
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