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1. What happens inside our cells as they age? Researchers reveal how ageing rewires the proteome in human cells  
The Beli and Ulrich labs find that chromatin and protein regulatory networks are extensively reorganised in senescence.  
2. Hallmark of Ageing: Loss of protein maintenance & reduced cell recycling  
Impaired proteostasis and autophagy are two intricately linked primary hallmarks of ageing. Autophagy is the process by which cells break down and recycle their components.Cellular waste…  
3. Hallmark of Ageing: Telomere shortening  
Protection for the ends of our genetic material Each of us begins life as a single cell, which grows to form an entire organism. This process requires many, many cell divisions to produce the ~10…  
4. Hallmark of Ageing: Disrupted gene regulation  
Epigenetic markers control gene activity  The blueprints for all the proteins that keep our cells running are stored in the DNA. To make the DNA fit in the cell nucleus, it is wrapped around…  
5. Hallmark of Ageing: DNA Damage  
Our genetic material is constantly at risk The DNA in each of our cells is damaged more than 100,000 times every day. That's an average of more than once per second! Since we are made up of over…  
6. What causes ageing: the "Hallmarks of Ageing"  
Ageing is caused by only five biological processes Although ageing has been linked to a host of diseases, scientists have surprisingly found that ageing itself is caused by only five core molecular…  
7. IMB scientists shed new light on the genetics of telomere disorders  
The Baumann and Schweiger labs reveal how mutations in RTEL1 and the RNA component of telomerase contribute to dyskeratosis congenita.  
8. Healthy ageing is possible  
Record holders for long life For humans, the longest recorded lifespan is 122 years and 164 days. This record is held by Jeanne Calment, a French supercentenarian who was born in 1875 and died in…  
9. Ageing Explained  
This website is for general informational and educational purposes only. We take every effort to ensure that the information published is accurate and supported by the current scientific literature…  
10. Why ageing research?  
We need to extend our health span  Over the last 150 years or so, our lifespan has more than doubled. Major advances in modern medicine such as better hygiene, vaccines and antibiotics are…  
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