Eukaryotic genes involved in adult lifespan regulation
CA 2494066 A1 · Owner: Hsu, Ao-Lin · Inventors: Hsu, Ao-Lin; Murphy, Coleen; Berman, Jennifer
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The present invention relates to regulation of lifespan in eukaryotes. More particularly, one aspect of the present invention is the identification of genes, gene products, and genes in pathways controlled by such genes and gene products, using RNAi and microarray analysis that regulate lifespan (e.g. extend or truncate adult lifespan) in eukaryotes such as invertebrates (e.g. C. elegans) plants, and mammals, e.g. humans. The invention further relates to methods for identifying and using agents including small molecule chemical , compositions antibodies, antisense nucleic acids, and ribozymes that , regulate, e.g. enhance, adult lifespan via modulation of aging associated proteins; as …
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