#36-Longevity Science-Biomarkers of aging, the key to advancing longevity science?
Original Webcast Date: February 25, 2008
The absence of well-accepted biomarkers of aging is a major impediment to research in longevity science. Discovery of biomarkers of aging will make it possible to pursue research into interventions that have shown promise in animal studies. While they hold great promise, there are many roadblocks standing in the way of their discovery. Dr. John Q. Trojanowski discussed the potential of biomarkers of aging based on what he has experienced in his research into biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease.
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