Molecular Longevity Strategies are interventions specifically designed to target and mitigate the fundamental molecular drivers of biological aging, often referred to as the hallmarks of aging. This scientific approach seeks to preserve proteostasis, genomic integrity, and cellular function over an extended period. Our goal is to compress the period of functional decline at the end of life.
Origin
This field is a product of modern geroscience, leveraging discoveries in epigenetics, DNA repair mechanisms, and nutrient sensing pathways like mTOR and AMPK. The term signifies a departure from generalized lifestyle advice toward precise biochemical modulation. It is a strategy built on molecular precision.
Mechanism
The mechanism often involves activating longevity pathways such as those governed by sirtuins or optimizing NAD+ availability, which are critical cofactors for DNA repair enzymes. Furthermore, these strategies may employ senolytics to selectively clear senescent cells that secrete pro-inflammatory factors. By addressing these core molecular lesions, we aim to slow the rate of functional entropy within tissues.
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