Tag results for senescence
sort by: relevance | recent
Results from all user's collections (5 out of ~5)
The results from your search appear low, try our web search for better results.
|
do we have to get old and die
Bookmarked 545 weeks ago wed like to thank focus features for sponsoring this video and for inviting us to pre-screen their summer 2015 film selfless its a sci-fi flick that explores memory consciousness and immortality and it made us think about the types of immortality that already exist here on earth a big thanks to focus features for supporting minuteearth http:wwwfocusfeaturescomselflessthanks also to our patreon patrons:- today i found out - jeff straathof - maarten bremer - mark - burmanshealthshop - alberto bortoni - avi yashchin - valentin - nicholas buckendorf - antoine coeur___________________________________________want to learn more about the topic in this weeks video here are some key wordsphrases to get your googling started: negligible senescence: not showing signs of age-related progression biological immortality: having a mortality rate that does not increase with increasing age________________________minuteearth provides an energetic and entertaining view of trends in earths environment in just a few minutescreated by henry reichwith the minuteearth team: alex reich peter reich emily elert ever salazar kate yoshida and henry reich music by nathaniel schroeder: http:wwwsoundcloudcomdrschroeder________________________please support us on patreon: https:wwwpatreoncomminuteearthand follow us on vessel: https:wwwvesselcomshows6891774506155638and youtube: http:wwwyoutubecomuserminuteearthsub_confirmation=1and here we are on itunes: http:podcastminuteearthcomalso say hello on: facebook: http:facebookcomminuteearthtwitter: http:twittercomminuteearth________________________references:aubert g amp lansdorp p m 2008 telomeres and aging physiological review 882: 557579 http:simonadellemonachecomdispensa206b20-telomerasi20e20cancropdfbavestrello g sommer c and sar m 1992 bi-directional conversion in turritopsis nutricula in aspects of hydrozoan biology j bouillon et al editors scientia marina 56 2-3: 137-140 http:wwwicmcsicesscimarpdf56sm56n2137pdfbuffenstein r 2008 negligible senescence in the longest living rodent the naked mole rat: insights from a successfully aging species journal of comparative physiology b 178: 439-445 http:linkspringercomarticle1010072fs00360-007-0237-5finch ce 1998 variations in senescence and longevity include the possibility of negligible senescence journal of gerontology: biological sciences 53a4: b235239 http:biomedgerontologyoxfordjournalsorgcontent53a4b235fullpdfpiraino s boero f aeschbach b schmid v 1996 reversing the life cycle: medusae transforming into polyps and cell transdifferentiation in turritopsis nutricula cnidaria hydrozoa biological bulletin 190: 302-312 http:wwwresearchgatenetprofileferdinando_boeropublication230806599_reversing_the_life_cycle_medusae_transforming_into_polyps_and_cell_transdifferentiation_in_turritopsis_nutricula_cnidaria_hydrozoalinks09e415049c1ffe92d6000000pdftian x azpurua j hine c vaidya a myakishev-rempel m ablaeva j mao z nevo e gorbunova v amp seluanov a 2013 high-molecular-mass hyaluronan mediates the cancer resistance of the naked mole rat nature 499: 346349 http:wwwnaturecomnaturejournalv499n7458fullnature12234htmlimage credits: nake mole rat - buffensteinbarshop instituteuthscsahttps:wwwflickrcomphotosjedimentat7557258168naked mole rat - roman klementschitz wienhttps:enwikipediaorgwikifile:nacktmulljpgchipmunk - gilles gonthierhttps:wwwflickrcomphotosgillesgonthier8101118739capybara - karoly lorenteyhttps:wwwflickrcomphotoslorentey5592629831 |
|
how old can we get
Bookmarked 738 weeks ago links to learn more:like us on facebook http:wwwfacebookcomvsaucegamingall music by jake chudnow: http:soundcloudcomjakechudnowgeneral info on aging: http:enwikipediaorgwikisenescenceoldest people ever: http:enwikipediaorgwikilist_of_the_verified_oldest_peopleoldest people who are still alive: http:enwikipediaorgwikilist_of_living_supercentenariansarticle on age and the first person to be 150 in the future: http:wwwindependentcouknewssciencehas-the-elixir-of-youth-come-of-age-1971341htmlmoratlity rates by age: http:wwwdata360orggraph_groupaspxgraph_group_id=347biological immortality hydra for example: http:enwikipediaorgwikibiological_immortalitysurvival curves for different types of organisms: http:wwwstmarywshighschoolscienceapbiopopulationssurvivorship_curveshtmmethuselah tree: http:wwwpbsorgwgbhnovamethuselahexpl_grovehtmlpando: http:enwikipediaorgwikipando_28tree29intense new things are remembered as happening more slowly: http:wwwlivesciencecom2117-time-slow-emergencieshtmlscientific paper about emotions and memory: http:wwwspringerlinkcomcontentmmt8722571771083fulltextpdfquotflashbulb memoriesquot: http:enwikipediaorgwikiflashbulb_memorynpr program on how long our lives quotfeelquot: http:wwwwburorgnpr122322542why-does-time-fly-by-as-you-get-olderslashdot039s comments section on npr039s topic is good: http:scienceslashdotorgstory1002030034214why-time-flies-by-as-you-get-oldergraph of year-by-year as percentage of total life: http:jduecknetarticle160this-is-your-life |
< prev | next > |