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Molecular Mechanisms of Aging. Research in the Kaeberlein Lab is focused on developing therapies for age-associated diseases by targeting the pathways that regulate aging. Transaldolase inhibition impairs mitochondrial respiration and induces a starvation-like longevity response in Caenorhabditis elegans. Published in PLoS Genetics. Purina announces partnership with Dr. Kaeberlein to educate pet owners about the importance of healthspan. See the press release. Published in Alzheimer's Dementia.

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Molecular Mechanisms of Aging. Research in the Kaeberlein Lab is focused on developing therapies for age-associated diseases by targeting the pathways that regulate aging. Transaldolase inhibition impairs mitochondrial respiration and induces a starvation-like longevity response in Caenorhabditis elegans. Published in PLoS Genetics. Purina announces partnership with Dr. Kaeberlein to educate pet owners about the importance of healthspan. See the press release. Published in Alzheimer's Dementia.

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Research in the Kaeberlein Lab is focused on developing therapies for age-associated diseases by targeting the pathways that regulate aging. Sat, 27 Aug 2016 21:09:02 -0600. Zend Feed Writer 1.11.6 (http:/ framework.zend.com). Rapamycin: A real fountain of youth? Rapamycin in aging and disease: maximizing efficacy while minimizing side effects. Published in Oncotarget. ]. New insights into cell non-autonomous mechanisms of the C. elegans hypoxic response. Published in Worm. ]. See the video here. Free te...

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About - The Kaeberlein Lab

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About the Kaeberlein Lab. The Kaeberlein Lab is located in the University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle. The lab has been in operation as part of the UW Pathology Department. Since March 1, 2006. Dr. Matt Kaeberlein is the primary investigator. UW Department of Pathology. UW Basic Biology of Aging. Bull; Contact Us. Bull; Join Us. Bull; Our Support. Bull; UW Terms of Use.

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Research - The Kaeberlein Lab

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Projects in the Kaeberlein lab have a common theme centered on identifying the genetic and environmental factors that modulate longevity and understanding how these factors act at a molecular level. We use three different model organisms for our research and work in collaboration with several other labs to accomplish our goals. Descriptions of the current projects in the lab can be found below. Is the premier single-celled aging model. Our yeast projects include:. The Yeast Replicative Life Span Team.

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Support - The Kaeberlein Lab

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The Kaeberlein Lab would like to acknowledge the following organizations for supporting our research:. The National Institutes of Health. Through the National Institute on Aging. The University of Washington Nathan Shock Center for Excellence in the Basic Biology of Aging. The University of Washington Alzheimers Disease Research Center. The Ellison Medical Foundation. The American Federation For Aging Research. The Hereditary Disease Foundation. The University of Washington Royalty Research Fund.

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Training Grant Trainees - Biology of Aging at UW

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Pilot and Junior Faculty Support. Radiology, Adjunct Bioengineering. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Institute. Radiology, Adjunct Bioengineering. Physiology and Biophysics, Bioengineering. Radiology, Adjunct Bioengineering. Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine. Pathology, Director Genetic Approaches to Aging Training Grant. Peter S. Rabinovitch. Pathology, Director Genetic Approaches to Aging Training Grant. Terrance J. Kavanagh. Division of Gerontology, VA Puget Sound Health Care System.

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Links in the Science of Aging

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Science of Aging Timeline. Links in the Science of Aging. SAGE KE, Science Magazine's Science of Aging Knowledge Environment. JP de Magalhaes's Website on Aging. Ouroboros - Research in the Biology of Aging. The Jackson Lab's Page on Molecular Causes of Aging. Andrea Bodnar at The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences. Brian Kennedy at The University of Washington. Coleen Murphy at Princeton. Cynthia Kenyon at UCSF. Leonard Guarente at MIT. Matt R Kaeberlein at The University of Washington.

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Happy Dog Blog: April 2015

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Friday, April 24, 2015. Family Dogs as Lab Rats? Researchers at the University of Washington are conducting drug testing on family dogs. The drug is rapamycin. It's an immunosuppressant. Used to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs. It has been found to increase life span in mice. And now scientists are wondering whether it might do the same for human beings. But rapamycin is out of patent- which means that no astronomical profits are in sight for the company that develops a new drug from it.

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