What does the research say about Nuclear structure?

Nuclear structure

There is 1 paper on nuclear structure in aging research: none in people yet, 1 in animals. The newest story, Nov 1, 2026: “Compound extends lifespan in mice with premature aging”.

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10 papers in 12 months

Nature CommunicationsNov 1

Compound extends lifespan in mice with premature aging

In an animal experiment, a compound that activated a DNA repair protein eased aging-related features in mice with a premature-aging disorder.In an animal experiment, a compound that activated a DNA repair protein eased aging-related features in mice with a premature-aging disorder.

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QJMNov 2

The Hidden Genome Awakens: LINE-1 Retrotransposons as Emerging Regulators of Cardiac Aging and Inflammation

ReviewTransposable element activity

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Molecules and CellsAug 17

Excessive disulfide bonds in lamin A/C contribute to premature human aging

Experiments in human cellsLMNA

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Alzheimer's & DementiaJul 13

Nuclear dysfunction in aging and neurodegeneration

ReviewMechanisms

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Advances in Experimental Medicine and BiologyJul 9

Endothelial Nuclear and Cytoskeletal Responses to Mechanical Stresses

Experiments in cellsMechanisms

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CellsJun 25

The Lamin Proteins in Nuclear Structure, Functions, and Laminopathies

ReviewMechanisms

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EMBO ReportsMay 23

Falling nuclear protein levels impair nerve signaling in mice

In male mice, boosting a nuclear protein at 12 months prevented age-related changes in nerve signaling and brain function assessed at 20 months.In male mice, boosting a nuclear protein at 12 months prevented age-related changes in nerve signaling and brain function assessed at 20 months.

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