Calpain activity
- Humans1
- Animals2
Upstream
1Chiroptera
downin Chiroptera1
1 study
Chiroptera
downin Chiroptera1
Chiroptera decreases calpain activity in Chiroptera (5-7 fold lower).
“enzyme activity is 5-7 fold lower in bat's brain than in a similar-sized mammal, such as the mouse.”
Animalsbrain
Low levels of calpain activity in Chiroptera brain: implications for mechanisms of aging
Neurobiology of aging1 Jan 1986
Associations
1Lifespan
downin Mammalia1
1 study
Lifespan
downin Mammalia1
Calpain activity is associated with lifespan in Mammalia.
“maximal life span of bats predicted from the equation relating calpain activity and maximal life span across a wide range of mammals is close to the observed values.”
Animalsbrain
Low levels of calpain activity in Chiroptera brain: implications for mechanisms of aging
Neurobiology of aging1 Jan 1986
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