Mitochondria and aging
Yong Chen
Abstract
Yong Chen
Abstract
Aging is a complex pathological and physiological phenomenon characterized by the decline of many functions in human. Several lines of experimentation showed that the defect of the mitochondria function is one of the driving forces for the progress of aging. During the development of aging, the alteration of biology of mitochondria, the accumulation of the generation of free radicalin mitochondria, the mutation in mitochondria genomes and the control of the progress of death by mitochondria were suggested to be a number of novel mechanisms for mitochondria in aging. The experiment data focused on the role of mitochondria in aging are reviewed.
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Aging is a complex pathological and physiological phenomenon characterized by the decline of many functions in human. Several lines of experimentation showed that the defect of the mitochondria function is one of the driving forces for the progress of aging. During the development of aging, the alteration of biology of mitochondria, the accumulation of the generation of free radicalin mitochondria, the mutation in mitochondria genomes and the control of the progress of death by mitochondria were suggested to be a number of novel mechanisms for mitochondria in aging. The experiment data focused on the role of mitochondria in aging are reviewed.
Key concepts: Mitochondrion, Cell biology, Biology, Senescence, Ageing, Genetics