Week Seven of our 2022 End of Year Campaign features AmyloSENS (Removing Junk from Between Cells) – with a disease focus on Challenging Heart Disease. Also featuring videos from Life Noggin, AMA with Dr. Sudhir Paul and Michael Rae.
Week Two of our 2022 End of Year Campaign features MitoSENS (Preventing Damage from Mitochondrial Mutations) – with a disease focus on Challenging Sarcopenia. Also featuring videos from Life Noggin, AMA with Dr. Amit Sharma and Michael Rae.
Week Five of our 2022 End of Year Campaign features RepleniSENS (Replacing Lost Cells) – with a disease focus on Challenging Parkinson’s. Also featuring videos from Life Noggin, AMAs with Dr. Abdlehadi Rebbaa, Dr. Jean Héber & Michael Rae.
Week Two of our 2022 End of Year Campaign features GlycoSENS (Repairing the Extracellular Matrix) – with a disease focus on Challenging Stroke. Also featuring videos from Life Noggin, AMA with Dr. Jonathan Clark and Michael Rae.
Week Two of our 2022 End of Year Campaign features LysoSENS (Clearing Waste Accumulations Out of Cells) – with a disease focus on Challenging Atherosclerosis. Also featuring videos from Life Noggin, AMA with Dr. Matthew O’Connor and Michael Rae.
Week Two of our 2022 End of Year Campaign features MitoSENS (Preventing Damage from Mitochondrial Mutations) – with a disease focus on Challenging Sarcopenia. Also featuring videos from Life Noggin, AMA with Dr. Amutha Boominathan and Michael Rae.
Week One of our 2022 End of Year Campaign features ApoptoSENS (Removing Dysfunctional Cells) – with a disease focus on Challenging Alzheimer’s. Also featuring videos from Life Noggin, AMA with Dr. Amit Sharma and Michael Rae.
This virtual event is your opportunity to hear first-hand about the latest advances that our in-house researchers are making toward new rejuvenation biotechnologies, along with some of our young scientists-in-training and outside researchers whose research we fund.
We are proud to announce the recent publication by the ApoptoSENS team led by Dr. Amit Sharma in the journal Cells describing the role and controversies involving the aging of Natural Killer (NK) cells and age-related NK cell dysfunction. This review focuses on recent advances and open questions in understanding the interplay between systemic inflammation, senescence burden, and NK cell dysfunction in the context of aging and potential therapies for age-related diseases.
We are proud to announce the recent publication by Sharma lab/ApoptoSENS team in the journal Aging describing an improved method for enriching primary NK cells from human peripheral blood and demonstrating the ability of those NK cells to eliminate senescent cells by recapitulating more physiological conditions and potential therapeutic interventions.
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