细胞衰老有助于大弹性动脉硬化和内皮功能障碍随着衰老:通过老化治疗改善

Zachary S Clayton1, Matthew J Rossman1, Sophia A Mahoney1

  • 1Department of Integrative Physiology, University of Colorado Boulder (Z.S.C., M.J.R., S.A.M., R.V., G.S.M., D.A.H., N.S.V., N.T.G., A.G.L., K.R.L., V.E.B., D.R.S.).

概括

细胞衰老驱动与年龄有关的大动脉硬化和内皮功能障碍. 用老化剂清除衰老细胞通过减少大动脉硬性和增强内皮功能来改善血管功能.

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