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Longevity Pathway Regulation

Meaning

Longevity Pathway Regulation refers to the biochemical control and modulation of conserved cellular signaling cascades that directly influence the rate of biological aging and the resilience against age-related diseases. These key pathways include nutrient-sensing systems such as mTOR, AMPK, sirtuins, and the insulin/IGF-1 axis, which collectively govern cellular repair, stress resistance, and metabolic efficiency. Optimizing the activity of these pathways is a central focus of clinical longevity science.