Bombyx mori
- Model organisms3
Interventions
2Dopamine
uphealthspan1downlifespan1uplocomotor activity1downoxidative stress and ROS signalling1
1 study
Dopamine
uphealthspan1downlifespan1uplocomotor activity1downoxidative stress and ROS signalling1
Dopamine shortens lifespan in B. mori.
“Reducing dopamine levels shortened lifespan”
Model organismsreducing dopamine levels
Insects14 Feb 2026
Dopamine protects against oxidative stress and ROS signalling in B. mori.
“lifespan-extending effect of dopamine was closely correlated with enhanced total antioxidant capacity”
Model organismsmoderate peripheral administration or elevated endogenous levels
Insects14 Feb 2026
Dopamine improves locomotor activity in B. mori.
“improved locomotor activity, and restored motor vigor in aged moths”
Model organismsmoderate peripheral administration
Insects14 Feb 2026
Dopamine improves healthspan in B. mori.
“moderate peripheral administration significantly extended healthspan, improved locomotor activity, and restored motor vigor in aged moths”
Model organismsmoderate peripheral administration
Insects14 Feb 2026
Nicotinic acid
upadult lifespan1
1 study
Nicotinic acid
upadult lifespan1
Nicotinic acid extends adult lifespan in B. mori.
“Supplementation with nicotinic acid (NA) significantly reversed these aging-associated changes both in vitro and in vivo, including improved redox balance, reduced oxidative stress markers, and prolonged adult lifespan.”
Model organisms
Insect science30 Jan 2026
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