Exercise as a Therapy to Maintain Telomere Function and Prevent Cellular Senescence
Jeongjin Kim, Alexander Ahn, Jeffrey Y. Ying, Evan Hickman, Andrew T. Ludlow
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Jeongjin Kim, Alexander Ahn, Jeffrey Y. Ying, Evan Hickman, Andrew T. Ludlow
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Exercise transiently impacts the expression, regulation, and activity of TERT/telomerase to maintain telomeres and protect the genome from insults. By protecting the telomeres (chromosome ends) and the genome, telomerase promotes cellular survival and prevents cellular senescence. By increasing cellular resiliency, via the actions of telomerase and TERT, exercise promotes healthy aging.
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Exercise transiently impacts the expression, regulation, and activity of TERT/telomerase to maintain telomeres and protect the genome from insults. By protecting the telomeres (chromosome ends) and the genome, telomerase promotes cellular survival and prevents cellular senescence. By increasing cellular resiliency, via the actions of telomerase and TERT, exercise promotes healthy aging.
Key concepts: Telomerase, Telomere, Senescence, Cellular senescence, Cellular Aging, Biology, Genome, Cell biology