Aging - Genetic aspects.

Genetics and evolution of aging / by: (Language materials, printed)

The clock of ages = why we age--how we age--winding back the clock / by: (Electronic resources)

Neuroepigenomics in aging and disease by: (Electronic resources)

Clinical genetics and genomics of aging by: (Electronic resources)

SIRT6 activities in DNA damage repair and premature aging = functions of SIRT6 / by: (Electronic resources)

Immortal = our cells, DNA, and bodies / by: (Electronic resources)

Epigenetics of aging by: (Language materials, printed)

Aging of the genome = the dual role of DNA in life and death / by: (Electronic resources)

Evolutionary gerontology and geriatrics = why and how we age / by: (Electronic resources)

Aging is a group-selected adaptation = theory, evidence, and medical implications / by: (Electronic resources)

Genetic regulation.

Developmental genetics.

Evolution (Biology)

Population Dynamics.

Aging- Molecular aspects.

Gene Expression.

Evolutionary genetics.

Evolutionary Biology.

Adaptation (Biology)

Adaptation, Physiological.

Genomes.

Demography.

Geriatrics/Gerontology.

Biological Evolution.

Evolution.

Biomedicine.

Cancer Research.

DNA damage.

Neurogenetics.

Gerontology.

DNA- Philosophy.

Gene Function.

Pharmacology/Toxicology.

Life Sciences.

Aging- Physiological aspects.

Epidemiology.

Sirtuins.

Cell Biology.

Group selection (Evolution)

Aging- genetics.

DNA- Social aspects.

Aging- Genetic aspects.

Apoptosis.

Genetic disorders.

Proteomics.

Geriatrics.

Population genetics.

Aging.

Epigenesis.

Human Genetics.

DNA repair.