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Your Microbiome Is Your Immune System's Teacher Series: Microbiome Revolution | Part: 5 of 8 Primary Tag: FRONTIER SCIENCE Keywords: microbiome, immune system, hygiene hypothesis, autoimmune disease, gut immunity, tolerance The 70% You Didn't Know About Here's a number that should reframe how you think

The Nine Hallmarks of Aging: A Framework for Decline Series: Longevity Science | Part: 1 of 7 Primary Tag: FRONTIER SCIENCE Keywords: hallmarks of aging, López-Otín, genomic instability, telomere attrition, epigenetic alterations, longevity The Framework The hallmarks were organized into three tiers: Primary hallmarks — The initial causes of cellular damage: 1.

Is Aging a Disease? The Case for Programming Series: Longevity Science | Part: 2 of 7 Primary Tag: FRONTIER SCIENCE Keywords: aging, disease, programmed aging, damage accumulation, David Sinclair, longevity The Damage Accumulation View The traditional view of aging is stochastic damage accumulation. Life is chemistry, chemistry produces byproducts, byproducts cause

Longevity Science The Biology of Why We Age—And Whether We Have to The Series The Nine Hallmarks of Aging: A Framework for DeclineLópez-Otín's comprehensive aging frameworkIdeasthesiaRyan CollisonIs Aging a Disease? The Case for ProgrammingIntroduction to aging as malleable processIdeasthesiaRyan CollisonZombie Cells and the Drugs That Kill ThemKilling

Living With Your Multitudes: A Coherence Synthesis Series: Microbiome Revolution | Part: 8 of 8 Primary Tag: FRONTIER SCIENCE Keywords: microbiome, holobiont, coherence, ecosystem, health, symbiosis The Ecosystem Self The first implication is that the self is porous. You didn't earn your microbiome. You inherited it—from your mother

Parabiosis: Young Blood and Old Bodies In 1864, French physiologist Paul Bert stitched two rats together. Not metaphorically. He surgically joined them so they shared a circulatory system—blood flowing from one animal into the other and back. He called it parabiosis, from the Greek for "living beside."