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university courses on the genetics of aging AND on the genetics of reversing aging

university courses on the genetics of aging

Several universities offer courses and programs focused on the genetics of aging. These courses delve into the biological mechanisms, molecular pathways, and genetic factors involved in the aging process, often including research on interventions and therapies to slow or mitigate age-related decline. 

Specific Course Examples:

• University of Connecticut:

  Offers graduate-level courses like "Cell Biology & Genetics of Aging" and "Anti-Aging Therapeutics," exploring the hallmarks of aging, crosstalk between mechanisms, and modern research techniques. 
• Universität zu Köln:

  Provides a Master of Science program in "Genetics and Biology of Aging and Regeneration," offering interdisciplinary, research-oriented training in basic and biomedical sciences. 
• Marine Biological Laboratory:

  Hosts a summer course on the biology of aging, focusing on molecular, cellular, and genetic mechanisms, as well as geroscience interventions. 
• Stanford University:

  Offers courses like "GENE 223: Aging: Science and Technology for Longevity" and "GENE 229: How We Age," examining molecular theories, age-related diseases, and interventions for improved longevity. 
• UC Berkeley Extension:

  Provides an online course, "Biology of Aging," covering modern aging research, theories, and potential interventions. 
• University of Rochester:

  Offers a "Biology of Aging" course for undergraduate and graduate students, discussing theories of aging, model organisms, and interventions. 
• Tufts University:

  Offers a "Biology of Aging" course focusing on protein quality control pathways and their roles in homeostasis, aging, and age-related diseases. 
• University of Florida:

  Provides an online course, "Biology of Aging," covering the definition, biology, physiology, and interventions related to aging. 
• Columbia University:

  Offers a graduate course in "Genetics and Development" with a focus on the cellular, molecular, and genetic bases of aging, including invertebrate and vertebrate animal models. 
• Gene Center Munich:

  Includes a course on "Molecular genetics of ageing and cancer" within its master's program. 

Key Topics Covered:

• Hallmarks of aging: The fundamental cellular and molecular changes associated with aging. 
• Molecular mechanisms of aging: Examining the underlying genetic and biochemical processes. 
• Genetic factors influencing lifespan: Investigating how genes contribute to variations in lifespan and aging rates. 
• Model organisms: Studying aging in organisms like yeast, nematodes, and fruit flies. 
• Age-related diseases: Understanding the link between aging and diseases like cancer, cardiovascular disease, and neurodegenerative disorders. 
• Interventions and therapies: Exploring potential interventions to slow or mitigate the effects of agin

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university courses on the genetics of reversing aging

Several universities offer courses and programs exploring the genetics of reversing aging. These courses delve into the molecular mechanisms of aging, the role of genetics in lifespan, and emerging technologies aimed at slowing or reversing the aging process. For example, the University of Pittsburgh offers a course on Molecular Mechanisms of Longevity & Aging, while the University of Minnesota Twin Cities has the Masonic Institute on the Biology of Aging and Metabolism. The University of Florida's Physiology Online program offers a course on Anti-Aging Interventions. 

Specific Course Examples and Institutions:

• University of Pittsburgh: MSMGDB 3560: Molecular Mechanisms of Longevity & Aging
• University of Minnesota Twin Cities: Masonic Institute on the Biology of Aging and Metabolism
• University of Florida: Anti-Aging Interventions (online course)
• Harvard Medical School: Epigenetics and Aging
• Wyss Institute at Harvard: Ichor: Reversing Aging
• TECH España: Postgraduate Certificate Genetics and Epigenetics of Antiaging 

Key Topics Covered in these Courses:

• Classical genetic studies:

  Research in model organisms like mice and other species to identify genes involved in aging. 
• Molecular mechanisms of aging:

  Exploring the molecular processes that contribute to cellular and organismal senescence, including senescence cells, telomere shortening, and oxidative stress. 
• Geroscience:

  The emerging field focused on studying aging as a target for intervention and treatment. 
• Anti-aging therapies:

  Investigating potential interventions like senolytic drugs, stem cell therapies, and gene therapy. 
• Healthspan and quality of life:

  Focusing on interventions that promote health and well-being during aging. 
• Emerging technologies:

  Exploring the latest research in parabiosis (young blood transfusions), the aging microbiome, and virtual reality for aging. 
• The role of epigenetic factors:

  How environmental and lifestyle factors can influence gene expression and agin

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https://www.microscope.healthcare.nikon.com/resources/applications/genetics

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Segmented-images-of-microscope-fields-showing-co-amplification-of-genes-KIT-gene-shown_fig2_331577067

Scientists still can't directly see genes with electron microscopes, but combining the tool with the molecular scissors CRISPR/Cas9 has let researchers visualize genes being transcribed (illustrated) from DNA (blue) into RNA (red). (1972)

https://www.sciencenews.org/article/50-years-ago-genes-electron-microscopes

https://www.statnews.com/2019/06/20/dna-microscope-shows-cells-genetic-material/

https://www.hhmi.org/news/dna-microscopy-offers-entirely-new-way-image-cells

https://www.news-medical.net/news/20190621/New-DNA-Microscopy-Technique-Offers-Novel-Insight-into-Genomic-Information-in-Cells.aspx

Electron microscopy image of DNA: ribosomal transcription units ofChironomus pallidivitatus. This image was recorded with relatively old technology (ca. 2005).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmission_electron_microscopy_DNA_sequencing

 

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