ATGL-1 is a Central Regulator of Life Span in Nematode Worms

Most of the interventions and genetic alterations shown to slow aging in laboratory species are operating through some combination of the same set of underlying stress response mechanisms, the quality control and repair systems that step up their operation in response to nutrient deprivation and other stresses. Therefore is isn’t surprising that the research community continues to discover shared mechanisms and regulators that, if disabled, will prevent numerous interventions from working to extend life in animal studies. The research here, in which the gene ATGL-1 is identified as vital to such a shared mechanism, is interesting from a pure science perspective. It is another step forward in understanding how stress responses systems interact with the pace of aging. It isn’t, however, going to be all that useful

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