The Biology of Ageing: From Hallmarks to Drugs provides a series of reviews covering multiple aspects of the translational pipeline as interventions in the biology of ageing itself become a clinical reality. New chapters cover Cellular senescence and NAD+: what are the links?, Biomarker for ageing: potential and pitfalls, What chemists offer to ageing research, You are what you eat - or are you? Exploring dietary versus topical anti-oxidants in skin ageing, Clinical trials: A simple guide for gerontologists, Towards an ethical framework for geroscience, and more. The book explores links between known ageing mechanisms and new interventions, agents and actions at the nutraceutical-drug divide, the challenges and opportunities provided by biomarkers and chemistry- biology interface and lastly the ethical and operational challenges of clinical trials in the age of translational geroscience. Covers novel mechanistic ideas Includes ethical and industrial input Focuses on problems and solutions from chemistry and biomarkers to the clinic INDICE: Preface Richard Faragher 1. Cellular senescence and NAD+: what are the links? Sophia Quigley 2. Biomarker for ageing: potential and pitfalls Lynne Cox 3. What chemists offer to ageing research Richard Hartley 4. You are what you eat - or are you? Exploring dietary versus topical anti-oxidants in skin ageing Oliver Dillon 5. Clinical trials: A simple guide for gerontologists Simona Reed 6. Towards an ethical framework for geroscience Richard Faragher
- ISBN: 978-0-443-19278-4
- Editorial: Academic Press
- Encuadernacion: Cartoné
- Páginas: 114
- Fecha Publicación: 13/10/2023
- Nº Volúmenes: 1
- Idioma: Inglés