"The Hidden Factor Hastening Aging and Its Potential to Defeat Mortality"

TL;DR
A new study published in Nature Genetics suggests that damaged DNA may be a key factor in the aging process, leading to a slowdown in protein production and causing cellular pathways to malfunction. The study found that RNA-making phase tends to stall in older mice, leading to a build-up in the DNA and delaying gene expressions, ultimately impacting aging hallmarks. Understanding and preventing DNA damage could potentially help in conquering the symptoms of aging.
Topics:healthhealth-and-science#aging#cellular-pathways#dna-damage#health-and-science#protein-production#transcription
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