Biología del envejecimiento
Palabras clave:
Envejecimiento, Biología MolecularResumen
El envejecimiento es un tema de interés multidisciplinario. Su etio-patogénesis se ha tratado de dilucidar desde hace muchos años, y por ende la manera de retardar su aparición y prevenir la manifestación de enfermedades degenerativas y, en ocasiones, mortales que se hacen más frecuentes a medida que el organismo se envejece.
Múltiples teorías se han desarrollado. En esta revisión se habla de algunas de ellas y de aspectos recientes relacionados con la Biología molecular del envejecimiento.
Biografía del autor/a
María Isabel Barona Cabal, Universidad del Valle
MD, Dermatóloga, Docente adjunto Sección de Dermatología
Universidad del Valle, Cali
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